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This topic is about D Programming - Abstract Classes. Abstraction refers to the ability to make a class abstract in OOP. An abstract class is one that cannot be instantiated.…

This topic is about D Programming - Interfaces. An interface is a way of forcing the classes that inherit from it to have to implement certain functions or variables. Functions…

This chapter is about D Programming - Overloading. D allows you to specify more than one definition for a function name or an operator in the same scope, which is called function overloading and operator overloading respectively. An…

This topic is about D Programming - Encapsulation. All D programs are composed of the following two fundamental elements − Program statements (code) − This is the part of a program…

This topic is about Comparison Operators Overloading. The following table shows the list of comparsion operators and its purpose. Function NameOperatorPurposeopCmp<whether beforeopCmp<=whether not afteropCmp>whether afteropCmp>=whether not before Comparison operators are…

This topic is about Binary Operators Overloading. The following table shows the list of binary operators and its purpose. Function NameOperatorPurposeopBinary+AddopBinary-subtractopBinary*multiplyopBinary/divideopBinary%remainder ofopBinary^^to the power ofopBinary&bitwise andopBinary|bitwise oropBinary^bitwise xoropBinary<<left-shiftopBinary>>right-shiftopBinary>>>logical right-shiftopBinary~concatenateopBinaryinwhether contained…

This topic is about Unary Operators Overloading. The following table shows the list of unary operators and its purpose. Function NameOperatorPurposeopUnary-Negative of (numeric complement of)opUnary+The same value as (or, a…