Given: The following if statement uses an overloaded > operator to determine whether the price of a Car object is more than $5000. Car is a struct and myCar is an object of Car. Each Car object has two variables: id (int) and price (float). As you can see in the following code, the ID of myCar is 12345 and the price is $6,000. Car myCar = {12345, 6000.};
float price = 5000;
if (myCar > price)
cout << "My car price is more than $5,000.\n";
Which one of the following function prototypes is correct syntax to overload the > operator based on the if statement above.
a. void operator>(float price);
b. bool operator>(Car& car, float price);
c. bool operator >(float amt);
d. bool operator>(Car& yourCar);
e. none of the above