100 points...............................................................................................................................................................................what are the operetors of Java explain briefly
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there are three operators in java:-
1) Unary Operator - It requires only one variable to operate upon an expression.
Two types :-
post and pre
pre increment ( ++x ) or pre decrement ( --x )
post increment (x++ ) or post decrement ( x-- ).
2) Binary Operators - They requires two variables to operate upon an expression.
They are of 4 types.:-
* Arthemetic Operator - It executes the arthemetic related expressions.Eg :- +,-,*,%,÷ etc.
* Relational Operator - It realtes the two or more than two expressions. Eg :- <,>,<=,>=,== etc
* Logical Operator - It gives the results that the given expression is true or false.Eg :- True and False.
* Assignment Operator - It assigns the value to the operation.Eg :- = etc.
3) Ternary Operator - The ternary operator is also known as the conditional operator. This operator consists of three operands and is used to evaluate Boolean expressions.
Eg :- number = (expression) ? expressionTrue : expressinFalse;
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1) Unary Operator - It requires only one variable to operate upon an expression.
Two types :-
post and pre
pre increment ( ++x ) or pre decrement ( --x )
post increment (x++ ) or post decrement ( x-- ).
2) Binary Operators - They requires two variables to operate upon an expression.
They are of 4 types.:-
* Arthemetic Operator - It executes the arthemetic related expressions.Eg :- +,-,*,%,÷ etc.
* Relational Operator - It realtes the two or more than two expressions. Eg :- <,>,<=,>=,== etc
* Logical Operator - It gives the results that the given expression is true or false.Eg :- True and False.
* Assignment Operator - It assigns the value to the operation.Eg :- = etc.
3) Ternary Operator - The ternary operator is also known as the conditional operator. This operator consists of three operands and is used to evaluate Boolean expressions.
Eg :- number = (expression) ? expressionTrue : expressinFalse;
Hope it helped you!!!!
Plzz mark it as Brainlist Answer!!!
Regards!!!
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Answer: Unary Operator,
Arithmetic Operator,
Shift Operator,
Relational Operator,
Bitwise Operator,
Logical Operator,
Ternary Operator and
Assignment Operator.
Explanation:
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