Compare the two object that contains integer values that demonstrate the overloading of equality (==), less than (<), greater than (>), not equal(!=) greater than or equal to (>=) & less than or equal to (<=) operators.

Code:

#include

 #include

 class compare

 {

 int x;

 public:

 void get()

 {

 cout<<"\n Enter a number";

 cin>>x;        

 }

 void display()

 {

 cout<

 }

 int operator==(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x==c1.x)

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 int operator <(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 int operator >(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x>c1.x)

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 int operator !=(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x!=c1.x)

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 int operator <=(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x<=c1.x)

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 int operator >=(compare &c1)

 {

 int y=0;

 if(x>=c1.x)

 y=1;

 return y;

 }

 };

 void main()

 {

 clrscr();

 compare c1,c2;

 c1.get();

 c2.get();

 if(c1==c2)

 cout<<"object 1 is equal object 2"<

 if(c1

 cout<<"object 1 is smaller than object 2"<

 if(c1>c2)

 cout<<"object 1 is greater than object 2"<

if(c1!=c2)

 cout<<"object 1 is not equal to object 2"<

 if(c1<=c2)

 cout<<"object 1 is smaller or equal to object 2"<

 if(c1>=c2)

 cout<<"object 1 is greater than or equal to object2"<

 getch();

 }