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C# Operator's Exercises

This document contains examples of C# code demonstrating the use of arithmetic, assignment, increment and decrement operators. It includes 3 exercises with sample code and output showing how to use various operators to manipulate and display variable values.

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C# Operator's Exercises

This document contains examples of C# code demonstrating the use of arithmetic, assignment, increment and decrement operators. It includes 3 exercises with sample code and output showing how to use various operators to manipulate and display variable values.

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C# Practice Exercise on Basics

C# operator’s exercises
These C# exercises help you practice arithmetic, compound
assignation, increment, and decrement operators in C#
programming language.

Exercise 1: Write C# code to produce the output


shown below:
x value y value expression result
10 5 x=y+3 x=8
10 5 x=y-2 x=3
10 5 x=y*5 x=25
10 5 x=x/y x=2
10 5 x=x%y x=0

Solution:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Csharp_exercises
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{

int x=10;

int y=5;

Console.WriteLine("Result:");

Console.WriteLine("x value\t\ty value\t\tExpressions\


tResult");

Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=y+3 \t x={2,-8}",x,y,y + 3);


Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=y-2 \t x={2,-8}", x, y, y-2);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=y*5 \t x={2,-8}", x, y,
y*5);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=x/y \t x={2,-8}", x, y,
(float)x/y);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=x%y \t x={2,-8}", x, y, x
%y);

Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
Exercise 2: Write C# code to display the output as
shown below:
Results:
x value y value expressions results
10 5 x+=y x=15
10 5 x-=y-2 x=7
10 5 x*=y*5 x=250
10 5 x/=x/y x=5
10 5 x%=y x=0

Solution:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Csharp_exercises
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{

int x=10;

int y=5;
Console.WriteLine("Result:");

Console.WriteLine("x value\t\ty value\t\tExpressions\


tResult");

Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx+=y \t x={2,-8}",x,y,x+y);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx-=y-2 \t x={2,-8}", x, y,x-
y+2);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx*=y*5 \t x={2,-8}", x, y,
x*y*5);
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx=x/y \t x={2,-8}", x, y,
(float)x/(x/y));
Console.WriteLine("{0,-8}\t{1,-8}\tx%=y \t x={2,-8}", x, y, x
%y);

Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
Exercise 3: Write C# code to prompt a user to enter
an integer value.
The value is stored in a variable called a. Then the program
will show the output as seen below:
The value of a is 10.
................................
The value of ++a is 11.
The value of a is 11.
The value of a++ is 11.
The value of a is 12.
The value of --a is 11.
The value of a is 11.
The value of a-- is 11.
The value of a is 10.
Solution:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Csharp_exercises
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{

int a;
int b;

Console.Write("Enter a value:");

a=int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()) ;

Console.WriteLine("The value of a is {0}.",a);

b=++a;

Console.WriteLine("The value of ++a is {0}.",b);

Console.WriteLine("The value of a is {0}.",a);


b = a++;

Console.WriteLine("The value of a++ is {0}.", b);


Console.WriteLine("The value of a is {0}.", a);

b=--a;

Console.WriteLine("The value of --a is {0}.", b);


Console.WriteLine("The value of a is {0}.", a);

b=a--;

Console.WriteLine("The value of a-- is {0}.", b);


Console.WriteLine("The value of a is {0}.", a);

Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}

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