c++ program using All data type and operators
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The document is a C++ program that implements a menu-driven calculator demonstrating various operators including arithmetic, increment/decrement, relational, logical, and bitwise operators. The user is presented with options to perform different operations using different data types, and the output displays results based on user inputs. The program continues to prompt the user until they choose to exit.
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![Pre decrement --a is :4
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A-Arithmetic Operators using Integer , Float & double
B-Increment & Decrement Operators signed Integer
C-Relational Operator Using unsigned long Integer
D-Logical Operator Using Signed long Integer
E-Bitwise Operator using signed Integer
F.Exit
Enter Your ChoiceC
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Relational Operator Using unsigned long Integer
a1 == b1 is not Equal
a1 < b1 is true
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A-Arithmetic Operators using Integer , Float & double
B-Increment & Decrement Operators signed Integer
C-Relational Operator Using unsigned long Integer
D-Logical Operator Using Signed long Integer
E-Bitwise Operator using signed Integer
F.Exit
Enter Your ChoiceD
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D-Bitwise Operator Using Signed long Integer
Logical AND is True
Logical OR is True
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A-Arithmetic Operators using Integer , Float & double
B-Increment & Decrement Operators signed Integer
C-Relational Operator Using unsigned long Integer
D-Logical Operator Using Signed long Integer
E-Bitwise Operator using signed Integer
F.Exit
Enter Your ChoiceE
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E-Bitwise Operator using Short Integer
Result of a3 & b3 =4
Result of a3 | b3 =7
Result of a3 ^ b3 =3
Result of a3 << 2 =28
Result of a3 >> 2 =1
Result of ~ a3 =-5
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A-Arithmetic Operators using Integer , Float & double
B-Increment & Decrement Operators signed Integer
C-Relational Operator Using unsigned long Integer
D-Logical Operator Using Signed long Integer
E-Bitwise Operator using signed Integer
F.Exit
Enter Your ChoiceF
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[Inferior 1 (process 575) exited normally]
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