3) Write the overloaded operator > for a List class. A> B if A is longer than B.

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3) Write the overloaded operator > for a List class. A> B if A is longer than B. You may choose to write thisfor eithre an array-based implementation or for a node-basedimplementation of a List.

bool List::operator > (const List & rhs)const   is the function header.

If anyone can help me out with this, I am kind of a noob C++er andI am just trying to see how this would be done! If youprovide both array-based and node-based I will love you even more!haha. Thanks!

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3) Write the overloaded operator > for a List class. A> B if A is longer than B.

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