C++.Homework. Operator overloading.01

=============Calculator.h=============

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Calculator{
	unsigned int count;
public:
	Calculator(unsigned int i=0):count(i){};
	Calculator operator++(){return *(new Calculator(++count));};
	Calculator operator++(int){return *(new Calculator(count++));};
	Calculator operator--(){return *(new Calculator(--count));};
	Calculator operator--(int){return *(new Calculator(count--));};
	Calculator operator+(Calculator);
	Calculator operator-(Calculator);
	friend ostream& operator<<(ostream&,Calculator);
};
Calculator Calculator::operator+(Calculator B){
	Calculator C;
	C.count=this->count+B.count;
	return C;
}
Calculator Calculator::operator-(Calculator B){
	Calculator C;
	C.count=this->count-B.count;
	return C;
}
ostream &operator<<(ostream &os,Calculator C){
	os<<C.count;
	return os;
}

=============main.cpp=============

#include "Calculator.h"
void main(){
	Calculator c1(10),c2(5);
	cout<<"c1   ="<<c1<<endl;
	cout<<"c2   ="<<c2<<endl;
	cout<<" ++c1="<<++c1<<endl;
	cout<<"c1++ ="<<c1++<<endl;
	cout<<" --c1="<<--c1<<endl;
	cout<<"c1-- ="<<c1--<<endl;
	cout<<"c1+c2="<<c1+c2<<endl;
	cout<<"c1-c2="<<c1-c2<<endl;
}