OPERATORS:
There are 7 operators they are:
1.Arithmetic operators : +,-,*,/,% : addition,subtraction,multiply,division.
2.Relational operators : <,<=,>,>=,==,!= : lessthan,lessthan equalto,greaterthan,greaterthan equalto,is equalto,is not equalto
3.Logical operators : &&,||,! : AND,OR,NOT
4.assignment operators : +=,-=,/=,*= : example: a+=b(a=a+b)
5.Increment and Decrement operators : ++,-- : increment or decrement 1
6.Conditional operators : exp1 ? exp2:exp3 : ex: x=(a>b) ? a : b
7.Bitwise operators : &,|,^,<<,>>,~ : bitwise AND,OR,exclusive OR,shift left,shift right,one's complement.
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