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Rule 1: The increment and

byte, short, int, long, double,decrement


float, char)
operators can be applied to all numeric datatype
Rule 2: The increment and
constants. decrement operators can be applied to only
Rule3: The increment and
variables, not to
decrement operators cannot be nested.
3) Assignment Operators: This operator can be used for
assignment operator is = assigning a value to a variable. The
The assignment operator will copy the
value from right side to left side.On the right
can specify either a variable or a
value or an side we
specify onlya variable. expression etc. but on the left side we must

Example: X=5,y=X, Z=X+y


The assignment operators can be nested after the
declaration of the variables. declaration of variable but not during the
int a=b=c=d-6; not valid because nested during declaration
int a, b, c, d;
a=b=c=d=6; valid because nested after declaration
int a=6,b=6,c=6,d-6; valid because there is no nesting
If the assignment operator is combined with other operators then it is called as
compound
assignment operator(t= -= *= E %=).
4) Relational Operators: These operators can be used for comparing the values. These
operators are also called as comparison operators. The various relational operators are <, <=,
>, >=,==, !=
The relational operators can be used for creating conditions.
Example: x<y x>y X>=y X==y
The result of the condition will be of boolean type, i.e. if the condition is satisfied, then the
result willbe true, otherwise the result will be false.
Rule 1: The relational operators <, <=, >, >=, can be applied to any combination of numeric
types only.
Rule 2: The relational operators==, != also called as equality operatorscan be applied to any
combination of numeric types or any combination of boolean types, but not tomixed types,
i.e. one boolean andone numeric data.
5) Logical Operators: The logical operators can be used for combining the conditions or
complimenting the result of a condition.
The various logical operators are &, &&, I, II, A, !

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