The built-in + operator is a binary operator that takes two arguments of the same type and returns the sum of its arguments without changing their values. In addition, + is a commutative operator. This means that you can swap the operands' positions and still get the same result. Likewise, an overloaded version of operator + should reflect all these characteristics.
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