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This is Brian Sicknick, the police officer that had his head caved in by armed and violent insurrectionists that had illegally stormed the Capitol Building that stands at the centre of government for the United States of America.His brother Ken Sicknick has said in a statement: "My brother Brian was the youngest of three sons born to my parents in South River, NJ. Brian, age 42, wanted to be a police officer his entire life. He joined the New Jersey Air National Guard as a means to that end. In doing so, he served his country honourably in both Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Desert Shield***, of which my family is very proud." - SKY news***Operation Iraqi Freedom, not Desert Shield. He would've been 12 at the time of Operation Desert Shield - Richard Keevin TamplinI am sickened and astounded that there is so much concern over one insurrectionist being shot whilst attempting to break down a door to where the Vice President and his armed security detail were taking refuge and absolutely no acknowledgement of the clear and present danger that these insurrectionists posed to the brave men and women that put themselves in harm’s way to defend democracy.

Others have explained in detail how to use operator overloading, but what is it for?The operators available for overloading are mostly arithmetical operators. Operator overloading is thus useful for creating new numeric types.Are you sad because C++ doesn’t detect integer overflow? No problem. Write your own integer class that detects it. Provide operator methods and C++ will let you drop your type in wherever you were going to use an int.Would you like integer division to round instead of truncating? Operator overloading and a custom numeric class to the rescue.Float and double too slow for you, but you want to do fractional arithmetic? It’s easy to declare a fixed-point or rational numbers class.Want to add or multiply vectors, matrices, tensors, or whatever? There’s a class for that already written, and it uses operator overloading so you can write familiar looking statements like A = B + C;You can overload the array indexing operator. This is cool if you want to write a sparse matrix class or upper triangular matrix class to save memory, or whatever.Overloading the . and -> operators is the basis for C++ smart pointers, which can do all sorts of nifty magic.If you don’t want to use bit-shifting and bit-logical operators you have some symbols left over for novel uses. Use + for string concatenation. Use >> and << for I/O. Don’t go too far, because people reading your code won’t be able to understand it if you get too cute.

Operating cash flow describes the amount of cash generated from (or used by) operating activities and excludes cash generated (or used by) financing and investing activities. This number can be found a company's statements of cash flow.Operating profit, also called earnings from operations or operating income, describes the difference between revenue generated minus operating expenses (including cost of sales). It is a measurement that is before any income taxes and non-operating activities. This number can be found on the income statement (also called the statements of operations).