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This video tutorial discusses the importance of writing an overloaded assignment operator, a copy constructor, and a destructor in C++. The rule of three states that whenever certain classes with specific data members are created, all three of these functions need to be implemented. The tutorial focuses on why these functions are necessary and the theory behind them, with future videos covering the proper syntax. It highlights the limitations of default operations in C++ during assignment, copying, and deletion of objects, emphasizing the need for custom implementations.