Unable to overload operator+ without getting errors

[spark vale]

I'm trying to merge 2 arrays of type string using overloaded operator+, unfortunately I keep getting this error attached.

[digital pilot]

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[vocal cape]

your copy/move semantics are wrong

the return plus; thing is awkward but if we skip that, when you return newsection you sort of need copy/move to work

well I guess you could hope that nrvo kicks in, but either way you still need to fix copy/move semantics

arguably the easiest way would have been to use a container instead of a raw pointer for your studentsIDs

[spark vale]

yep I would've loved to use vectors here I am finishing someone else's work

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