library /*isNonNullableByDefault*/;
//
// Problems in library:
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:6:12: Error: Operator '==' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ==() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:7:12: Error: Operator '<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:8:12: Error: Operator '>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:9:12: Error: Operator '<=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <=() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:10:12: Error: Operator '>=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >=() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:11:12: Error: Operator '+' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator +() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:12:12: Error: Operator '/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator /() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:13:12: Error: Operator '~/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ~/() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:14:12: Error: Operator '*' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator *() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:15:12: Error: Operator '%' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator %() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:16:12: Error: Operator '|' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator |() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:17:12: Error: Operator '^' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ^() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:18:12: Error: Operator '&' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator &() => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:19:12: Error: Operator '<<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <<() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:20:12: Error: Operator '>>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >>() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:21:12: Error: Operator '[]=' should have exactly two parameters.
//   operator []=(a, b, c) => true;
//            ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:22:12: Error: Operator '[]' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator []() => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:23:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~(a) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:27:12: Error: Operator '==' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ==(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:28:12: Error: Operator '<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:29:12: Error: Operator '>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:30:12: Error: Operator '<=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <=(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:31:12: Error: Operator '>=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >=(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:32:12: Error: Operator '-' should have zero or one parameter.
// With zero parameters, it has the syntactic form '-a', formally known as 'unary-'. With one parameter, it has the syntactic form 'a - b', formally known as '-'.
//   operator -(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:33:12: Error: Operator '+' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator +(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:34:12: Error: Operator '/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator /(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:35:12: Error: Operator '~/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ~/(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:36:12: Error: Operator '*' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator *(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:37:12: Error: Operator '%' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator %(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:38:12: Error: Operator '|' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator |(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:39:12: Error: Operator '^' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ^(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:40:12: Error: Operator '&' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator &(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:41:12: Error: Operator '<<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <<(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:42:12: Error: Operator '>>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >>(a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:43:12: Error: Operator '[]=' should have exactly two parameters.
//   operator []=(a, b, c) => true;
//            ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:44:12: Error: Operator '[]' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator [](a, b) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:45:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~(a, b) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:49:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ==([a = 0]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:50:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:51:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:52:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <=([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:53:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >=([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:54:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator -([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:55:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator +([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:56:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator /([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:57:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ~/([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:58:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator *([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:59:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator %([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:60:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator |([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:61:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ^([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:62:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator &([a]) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:63:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <<([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:64:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >>([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:65:17: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []=([a, b]) => true;
//                 ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:65:20: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []=([a, b]) => true;
//                    ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:66:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []([a]) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:67:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~([a]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:71:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ==({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:72:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:73:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:74:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <=({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:75:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >=({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:76:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator -({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:77:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator +({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:78:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator /({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:79:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ~/({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:80:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator *({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:81:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator %({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:82:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator |({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:83:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator ^({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:84:15: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator &({a}) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:85:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator <<({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:86:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator >>({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:87:17: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []=({a, b}) => true;
//                 ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:87:20: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []=({a, b}) => true;
//                    ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:88:16: Error: An operator can't have optional parameters.
//   operator []({a}) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:89:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~({a}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:93:12: Error: Operator '==' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ==(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:94:12: Error: Operator '<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:95:12: Error: Operator '>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:96:12: Error: Operator '<=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <=(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:97:12: Error: Operator '>=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >=(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:98:12: Error: Operator '-' should have zero or one parameter.
// With zero parameters, it has the syntactic form '-a', formally known as 'unary-'. With one parameter, it has the syntactic form 'a - b', formally known as '-'.
//   operator -(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:99:12: Error: Operator '+' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator +(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:100:12: Error: Operator '/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator /(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:101:12: Error: Operator '~/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ~/(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:102:12: Error: Operator '*' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator *(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:103:12: Error: Operator '%' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator %(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:104:12: Error: Operator '|' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator |(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:105:12: Error: Operator '^' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ^(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:106:12: Error: Operator '&' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator &(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:107:12: Error: Operator '<<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <<(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:108:12: Error: Operator '>>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >>(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:109:12: Error: Operator '[]=' should have exactly two parameters.
//   operator []=(a, b, [c]) => true;
//            ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:110:12: Error: Operator '[]' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator [](a, [b]) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:111:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~(a, [b]) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:115:12: Error: Operator '==' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ==(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:116:12: Error: Operator '<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:117:12: Error: Operator '>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:118:12: Error: Operator '<=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <=(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:119:12: Error: Operator '>=' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >=(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:120:12: Error: Operator '-' should have zero or one parameter.
// With zero parameters, it has the syntactic form '-a', formally known as 'unary-'. With one parameter, it has the syntactic form 'a - b', formally known as '-'.
//   operator -(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:121:12: Error: Operator '+' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator +(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:122:12: Error: Operator '/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator /(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:123:12: Error: Operator '~/' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ~/(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:124:12: Error: Operator '*' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator *(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:125:12: Error: Operator '%' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator %(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:126:12: Error: Operator '|' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator |(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:127:12: Error: Operator '^' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator ^(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:128:12: Error: Operator '&' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator &(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:129:12: Error: Operator '<<' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator <<(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:130:12: Error: Operator '>>' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator >>(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:131:12: Error: Operator '[]=' should have exactly two parameters.
//   operator []=(a, b, {c}) => true;
//            ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:132:12: Error: Operator '[]' should have exactly one parameter.
//   operator [](a, {b}) => true;
//            ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:133:12: Error: Operator '~' shouldn't have any parameters.
//   operator ~(a, {b}) => true;
//            ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:137:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator ==<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:138:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator ><T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:139:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator <=<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:140:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator >=<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:141:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator -<T>() => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:142:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator -<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:143:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator +<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:144:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator /<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:145:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator ~/<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:146:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator *<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:147:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator %<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:148:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator |<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:149:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator ^<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:150:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator &<T>(a) => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:151:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator <<<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:152:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator >><T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:153:16: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator []=<T>(a, b) => true;
//                ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:154:15: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator []<T>(a) => true;
//               ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:155:14: Error: Types parameters aren't allowed when defining an operator.
// Try removing the type parameters.
//   operator ~<T>() => true;
//              ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:137:12: Error: Can't infer types for '==' as the overridden members don't have a combined signature.
// Try adding explicit types.
//   operator ==<T>(a) => true;
//            ^^
// sdk/lib/_internal/vm/lib/object_patch.dart:21:26: Context: This is one of the overridden members.
//   external bool operator ==(Object other);
//                          ^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:6:12: Error: The method 'Operators1.==' has fewer positional arguments than those of overridden method 'Object.=='.
//   operator ==() => true;
//            ^
// sdk/lib/_internal/vm/lib/object_patch.dart:21:26: Context: This is the overridden method ('==').
//   external bool operator ==(Object other);
//                          ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:27:12: Error: The method 'Operators2.==' has more required arguments than those of overridden method 'Object.=='.
//   operator ==(a, b) => true;
//            ^
// sdk/lib/_internal/vm/lib/object_patch.dart:21:26: Context: This is the overridden method ('==').
//   external bool operator ==(Object other);
//                          ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:71:12: Error: The method 'Operators4.==' has fewer positional arguments than those of overridden method 'Object.=='.
//   operator ==({a}) => true;
//            ^
// sdk/lib/_internal/vm/lib/object_patch.dart:21:26: Context: This is the overridden method ('==').
//   external bool operator ==(Object other);
//                          ^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/general/invalid_operator.dart:137:12: Error: Declared type variables of 'Operators7.==' doesn't match those on overridden method 'Object.=='.
//   operator ==<T>(a) => true;
//            ^
// sdk/lib/_internal/vm/lib/object_patch.dart:21:26: Context: This is the overridden method ('==').
//   external bool operator ==(Object other);
//                          ^
//
import self as self;
import "dart:core" as core;

class Operators1 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators1
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==() → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=(dynamic a, dynamic b, dynamic c) → void
    return true;
  operator []() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators2 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators2
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==(core::Object a, dynamic b) → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=(dynamic a, dynamic b, dynamic c) → void
    return true;
  operator [](dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~(dynamic a, dynamic b) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators3 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators3
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==([core::Object a = #C1]) → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=([dynamic a = #C2, dynamic b = #C2]) → void
    return true;
  operator []([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~([dynamic a = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators4 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators4
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==({dynamic a = #C2}) → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=({dynamic a = #C2, dynamic b = #C2}) → void
    return true;
  operator []({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~({dynamic a = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators5 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators5
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==(core::Object a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=(dynamic a, dynamic b, [dynamic c = #C2]) → void
    return true;
  operator [](dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~(dynamic a, [dynamic b = #C2]) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators6 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators6
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==(core::Object a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → core::bool
    return true;
  operator <(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >>(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=(dynamic a, dynamic b, {dynamic c = #C2}) → void
    return true;
  operator [](dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~(dynamic a, {dynamic b = #C2}) → dynamic
    return true;
}
class Operators7 extends core::Object {
  synthetic constructor •() → self::Operators7
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
  operator ==<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(invalid-type a) → invalid-type
    return true;
  operator ><T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <=<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >=<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator unary-<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>() → dynamic
    return true;
  operator -<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator +<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator /<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~/<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator *<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator %<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator |<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ^<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator &<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator <<<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator >><T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator []=<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a, dynamic b) → void
    return true;
  operator []<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>(dynamic a) → dynamic
    return true;
  operator ~<T extends core::Object? = dynamic>() → dynamic
    return true;
}
static method main() → dynamic {}

constants  {
  #C1 = 0
  #C2 = null
}