What Do You Need to Add to the Class Definition $\quad$

question 3

Essay

What do you need to add to the class definition to overload operator < so that it applies to the type Money from Display 8.1? Given this extract from the class Money from Display 8.1 of the text.
class Money
{
$\quad$ public:
$\quad$$\quad$ Money( );
$\quad$$\quad$ // other constructors
$\quad$$\quad$ // other public members
$\quad$$\quad$ int getCents( )const;
$\quad$$\quad$ int getDollars( )const;
$\quad$ private:
$\quad$$\quad$ int dollars;
$\quad$$\quad$ int cents;
$\quad$$\quad$ // other private members
};

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Definitions:

Prestige Pricing

A pricing strategy where prices are set higher than average to project exclusivity, quality, or luxury, appealing to consumers' status and prestige.

Standard Markup Pricing

Adding a fixed percentage to the cost of all items in a specific product class.

Cost-Oriented

A pricing strategy where the price of a product or service is determined by adding a profit margin to its production cost.

Profit-Oriented

Focused on achieving financial gain or maximizing profits as the primary goal of business operations.