difference between relational and arithmetic operators
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Arithmetic operators are used to perform mathematical operations. Relational operators are used to perform comparison operations. Logical operators are used to perform basic operation of boolean algebra ('AND', 'OR', and 'NOT'). ... Assignment operator is used to assign value of the second operand to first.
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The differences between relational and arithmetic operators are :
- The arithmetic operators perform operations which include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, and modulus whereas
- A relational operator tests or defines a kind of relation between two entities.
- The arithmetic operators are addition “+” operator, subtraction “-” operator, multiplication “*” operator , division “/” operator , and exponentiation “^” operator whereas,
- The relational operators are greater than ">" operator, less than "<" operator, equal to "=" operator, not equal to "! =" operator, greater than equal to ">=" operator and less than equal to "<=" operator.
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