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19/23, 10007 PM Java Tutoviak: Operators, Types of Operators & Expressions in Java | CodsWithHarry CodeWithHarry Menu & t Java Tutorial: Operators, Types of Operators & Exor... Show Course Contents © Overview Q&A Downloads Announcements < Java Tutorial: Operators, Types of Operators & Expressions in Java * An operator is a symbol that the compiler to perform a specific operation on operands. * Example: atb=c * In the above example, 'a’ and 'b' are operands on which the’ operator is applied. Types of operators : 1. Arithmetic Operators : Arithmetic operators are used to perform mathematical operations such as addition, division, etc on expressions. Arithmetic operators cannot work with Booleans. % operator can work on floats and doubles. Let x=7 and y=2 ae Exampl Operator Description hitps:lwwn-codewithharry.comvideos/java-utorialsfor-beginners-8) 19/23, 10007 PM Java Tutoviak: Operators, Types of Operators & Expressions in Java | CodsWithHarry x+y= + (Addition) Used to add two numbers 9 y : Used to subtract the right-hand side value from the 5 x-y= (Subtraction) left-hand side value y x*ys (Multiplicatio Used to multiply two values. 4 n) x/y= / (Division) Used to divide left-hand Value by right-hand value. 3 Used to print the remainder after dividing the left-hand x%y= % (Modulus) side value from 1 the right-hand side value. 4 Increases the value of operand by 1. xt = 8 (Increment) Decreases the value of operand by 1. (Decrement) 2. Comparison Operators : * As the name suggests, these operators are used to compare two operands. * Let x=7 and y=2 Operator Description Example Checks if two operands (Equal are equal. Returns a y--> False to) boolean value. Checks if two operands != (Not are not equal. Returns x != y --> True equal a boolean value. Checks if the left-hand > side value is greater (Greater than the right-hand =x > y--> True than) side value. Returns a boolean value. <(Less Checks if the left-hand x < y--> False than) __ side value is smaller than the right-hand hitps:lwwn-codewithharry.comvideos/java-utorialsfor-beginners-8) 215 ‘80023, 1007 PM Java Tula: Operator, Types of Operators & Expressions in Java| CodelithHarry side value. Returns a boolean value. Checks if the left-hand >= side value is greater (Greater than or equal to the x >=y--> True than or right-hand side value. equal to) Returns a boolean value. Checks if the left-hand side value is less than <= (Less : or equal to the right- than or . x <= y-->False hand side value. equal to) Returns a boolean value. 3. Logical Operators : * These operators determine the logic in an expression containing two or more values or variables. © Letx=8andy=2 Bk | xy && Returns true if both operands (logical xley—-> are true. and) True Il x operand is true. on) True Returns true if the result of the (x not) versa False 4. Bitwise Operators : * These operators perform the operations on every bit of a number. * Let x =2 and y=3. So 2 in binary is 100, and 3 is ON. Operat age or Description Example & 181 =1, 0&1=0,1&0=0,1&1=1, 0&0 =0 (A & B) = (100 & O11) = 000 (bitwis hitps:lwwn-codewithharry.comvideos/java-utorialsfor-beginners-8) 35 19/23, 10007 PM Java Tutoviak: Operators, Types of Operators & Expressions in Java | CodsWithHarry e and) | (bitwis 1&0 =1, 0&1=1,1&1=1, O&0=0 (Al B) = (100 | on) = 111 eor) (bitwis 1&0 =1, 0&1=1,1&1=0, 0&0=0 (A*B) = (1004011) = 11 e XOR) << (left This operator moves the value left by . 13<<2 = 52(decimal) shift) the number of bits specified. > (right shift) This operator moves the value left by . 13>>2 = 3(decimal) the number of bits specified. Precedence of operators The operators are applied and evaluated based on precedence. For example, (+,-) has less precedence compared to (*, /). Hence * and / are evaluated first. In case we like to change this order, we use parenthesis (). Code as Described in the Video package public class CWH_Ch2_Operators public static void main(String // 1, Arithmetic Operators int 4 // int b = 6 % a; // Modulo Operator // 4,8%1,1 --> Returns Decimal Remainder // 2, Assignment Operators int 9 3 system println // 3. Comparison Operators // System,out.print1n(64<6) ; // 4, Logical Operators hitps:lwwn-codewithharry.comvideos/java-utorialsfor-beginners-8) 45 923, 1007 Java Tura Operators, Types of Operators & Expressions in ava | CodeWihiany // System.out.print1n(64>5 && 64>98); System.out.print1n(64>5 || 64>98); // 5. Bitwise Operators System, out.print1n(2&3) ; MW 10 M7 11 W oo / 10 Handwritten Notes: Click To Download Ultimate Java Cheatsheet: Click To Download Previous Next A 8 CodeWithHarry Copyright © 2022 CodeWithHarry.com #¥O090 hips slw.codewithharry.comivideos/java-tutorialsfor-beginners-8! 55

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