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We are interested in providing a class,say class A,with an overloaded operator<< for output.You can't put a using directive or declaration in a function header.There are three ways to make namespace names available in a declaration of an overloaded operator<<.Give two of the three ways to declare an overloaded operator <<.Give the #include,assume that class A has been defined,then define a stand-alone operator<< function for output of a class.Only give the two declarations,not the implementation,of such overloaded functions.
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