Operators in C

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//operators in C programming language
//Operators: a symbol used to perform operations in given programming language

//Types of operators in C language
    /*1. Arithmetic Operators
      2. Relational Operators
      3. Logical Operators
      4. Bitwise Operators
      5. Logical Operators
    */
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//Arithmetic Operators
    /*(+): addition
      (-): subtraction
      (*): multiplication
      (/): division
      (%): modulus - gives remainder
      */
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//Relational Operators
    /*(==): is equal to
      (!=): is not equal to
      (>): greater than
      (<): less than
      (>=): greater than or equal to
      (<=): less  than or equal to
      */
//---------------------------------------

//Logical Operators
    /*(&&): logical AND operator. If both the operands are non-zero,
            then the condition is true otherwise false
      (||): logical OR operator. If any these two operands is non-zero
            then condition becomes true
      (!):  logical NOT operator. it is used to reverse the logical state of its
            operand. if conditon is true, then logical NOT operator will make it false
      */
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
      int a,b;
      a=0;
      b=12;
      printf("a&&b= %d\n", a&&b);
      printf("a||b= %d\n", a||b);
      printf("!b= %d", !b);
      return 0;
}
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//Bitwise Operators: refer the above image
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// Other Bitwise Operators
      /*(~): is the binary one's complement operator
        (<<): is the binary left shift operator
        (>>): is the binary right shift operator
      */

//Assignment Operators
      /*(=): simple assignment operator
        (+=): add and assignment operator [example: a+=1 means a=a+1]
        (-=): subtract and assignment operator [example: a-=1 means a=a-1]
        (*=): multiply and assignment operator [example: a*=1 means a=a*1]
        (/=): divide and assignment operator [example: a/=1 means a=a/1]
        */

//Miscellaneous Operators: refer the above image
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//Operator Precedence in C: refer the above image




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