Operator of C language
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This document discusses different types of operators in C programming language including mathematical, relational, logical, assignment, unary, increment/decrement, bitwise, ternary, and grouping operators. It provides examples of common operators like +, -, *, /, >, <, ==, !, &&, ||, +=, *, size of, <<, >>, &, |, ~, and lists their operations and usages.
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![ A ) unary minus(-)
B) increment and decrement operator (++ & --)
C) address operator (&)
D) value at address operator (*)
E) NOT or Negative Operator (!)
F) Size of operator [size of ( )]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/operator-170605091406/85/Operator-of-C-language-8-320.jpg)
Operator of C language
- 4. These are the operators which are operators which are used to perform mathematical calculation like add, subtract, multiply and division. Symbols Operation Example precedence + Addition A+B Lowest - Subtraction A-b Lowest * Multiplicati on A*b Highest / Division a/b Highest % Module or reminder A%b Highest
- 5. A relational operator is an operator which is used to compose two values and result of such operation is always true or false. Operator operations > Greater then < Less then >= Greater then equal to < = Less then equal to = = Equal to
- 6. Operator Operation ! Logical not or negative && Logical and or conjunction ” Logical or Disjunction
- 7. General form :- Identifier = Expression for example : a =10 ; The other assignment operator are +=,-=,*=.
- 8. A ) unary minus(-) B) increment and decrement operator (++ & --) C) address operator (&) D) value at address operator (*) E) NOT or Negative Operator (!) F) Size of operator [size of ( )]
- 9. It can help the programmer in performing simple conditional operations. It is also called as ternary operator because it operate on these values .
- 10. Operator Operations << Left shift of bits >> Right shift of bit ~ Once compliment & Bit wise and ~^ Bit wise x or ! Bit wise or
- 11. It is basically used to group the selected statement or expression. If a least of expression are separated by comma (c) language assume this list as a single statement. for example : a=b, b=c,c=a+b;