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complex-numbers: operator overloading
See original GitHub issueThe complex-number exercise testsuite and example use methods add, mul etc. instead of the operators __add__, __mul__. Using the latter, one could do ComplexNumber(1, 2) + ComplexNumber(3, 4) instead of ComplexNumber(1, 2).add(ComplexNumber(3, 4)) which might be a more natural/pythonic way to write these. Perhaps changing it to the operator version would make this exercise a bit more interesting and applicable to “real life” use cases?
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__abs__()can also be overridden.@SaschaMann, good point, thanks! I totally agreed.
It* will showcase use of Python`s magic methods an operator overloading (Java for example does not have such luxury) in action. Perhaps it would be a good idea to include a hint explaining what it is in the exercise as well