From Java to C#: A Developer's Guide

22.1. Explaining operator overloading

In both Java and C#, the binary * operator has always been used to obtain the product of two numerical values, which are the two operands. The code below shows a class which represents a fraction with two int fields – numerator and denominator. I have added a constructor which takes in two ints to initialize these two fields:

 1: class Fraction{
 2:   public int numerator;
 3:   public int denominator;
 4:
 5:   // constructor
 6:   public Fraction (int numerator, int denominator){
 7:     this.numerator = numerator;
 8:     this.denominator = denominator;
 9:   }
10: }

When you want to perform a fraction multiplication, you can write a static method, called Multiply, which takes in two Fractions and which returns a resultant new ...