Consider This Operator Overloading for Class Money,modified from Display 8

question 1

True/False

Consider this operator overloading for class Money,modified from Display 8.1 by omitting the const modifier on the return type:
Money operator+(const Money& amt1,const Money& amt2);
Is the following expression legal? If legal,what could it mean,and where does the information that is assigned go?
Money m1(17.99),m2(23.57)m3(15,22);
(m1 + m2)= m3;

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Definitions:

Postdated Check

A check written with a future date, preventing it from being cashed or deposited until that date.

Bank Reconciliation

The process of matching and comparing figures from the accounting records against those presented on a bank statement to ensure they are in agreement.

Deposit in Transit

Funds that have been deposited by a company in its bank account but have not yet been recorded by the bank, leading to a timing difference in the company's accounting records.

NSF Notation

A notation made by banks on a bounced check indicating "non-sufficient funds," meaning the account does not have enough money to cover the check.