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// Prints [110, 110]

Point biggerPoint = ptOne + 10;

Console.WriteLine("ptOne + 10 = {0}", biggerPoint);

// Prints [120, 120]

Console.WriteLine("10 + biggerPoint = {0}", 10 + biggerPoint);

Console.WriteLine();

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And What of the += and –+ Operators?

If you are coming to C# from a C++ background, you may lament the loss of overloading the

shorthand assignment operators (+=, -=, and so forth). Fear not. In terms of C#, the shorthand

assignment operators are automatically simulated if a type overloads the related binary operator.

Thus, given that the Point structure has already overloaded the + and - operators, you are able to

write the following: