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Currency Operators

The operators of the Currency class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
- 
This is the overview for the - operator overload. 
 
-- 
This is the overview for the -- operator overload. 
 
! 
Returns a new System::Currency::Currency object that is the logical negation of this System::Currency::Currency object. 
 
!= 
This is the overview for the != operator overload. 
 
% 
Returns a new System::Currency::Currency object with the value that is the remainder of this System::Currency::Currency object divided by a specified integer. 
 
%= 
Assigns this System::Currency::Currency object the remainder of its initial value divided by integer rhs. 
 
* 
This is the overview for the * operator overload. 
 
*= 
Assigns this System::Currency::Currency object the result of its initial value multiplied by the value of System::Currency::Currency object rhs. 
 
/ 
This is the overview for the / operator overload. 
 
/= 
Assigns this System::Currency::Currency object the result of its initial value divided by the value of System::Currency::Currency object rhs. 
 
+ 
This is the overview for the + operator overload. 
 
++ 
This is the overview for the ++ operator overload. 
 
+= 
Increments the value of this System::Currency::Currency object by the value of rhs. 
 
< 
This is the overview for the < operator overload. 
 
<= 
This is the overview for the <= operator overload. 
 
= 
This is the overview for the = operator overload. 
 
-= 
Decrements the value of this System::Currency::Currency object by the value of rhs. 
 
== 
This is the overview for the == operator overload. 
 
> 
This is the overview for the > operator overload. 
 
>= 
This is the overview for the >= operator overload. 
 
Converts the System::Currency::Currency object to an AnsiString that displays its value. 
 
Converts the System::Currency::Currency object to a double value. 
 
int 
Converts the System::Currency::Currency object to an integer value 
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