The syntax for overloading an operator in C++ is: A. the word overload followed by the symbol to be overloaded. B. the word operator followed by the symbol to be overloaded. C. the operator to be overloaded followed by the word operator. D. the operator to be overloaded followed by the word overload. E. C++ doesn't let you overload operators.
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