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1. Operators are :
(a) Prefix increment/decrement(++ --)
(b) Unary plus/minus(+,-)
2. Because pointer store address which is of type int. the size of int is 2 bytes. So the pointer will allocate 2 bytes of memory.
3. = is called assignment operator. It is used to assign the value of right-hand side value/variable/expression to the left hand side variable.
Ex: int a = 2
== is called relational operator.It is used to check the value of left-hand variable/expression with the right-hand variable/expression.
Ex : if(a == 2). It returns either true or false.
4. Implicit type conversion is done automatically. Conversion of smaller number to larger number is implicit.
Ex : float a=0;
int b=10;
a=b;
Explicit Conversion is done programmatically. Conversion of the larger number to smaller number is explicit conversion.
Ex : float b=123.456
int a= (int) b
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(a) Prefix increment/decrement(++ --)
(b) Unary plus/minus(+,-)
2. Because pointer store address which is of type int. the size of int is 2 bytes. So the pointer will allocate 2 bytes of memory.
3. = is called assignment operator. It is used to assign the value of right-hand side value/variable/expression to the left hand side variable.
Ex: int a = 2
== is called relational operator.It is used to check the value of left-hand variable/expression with the right-hand variable/expression.
Ex : if(a == 2). It returns either true or false.
4. Implicit type conversion is done automatically. Conversion of smaller number to larger number is implicit.
Ex : float a=0;
int b=10;
a=b;
Explicit Conversion is done programmatically. Conversion of the larger number to smaller number is explicit conversion.
Ex : float b=123.456
int a= (int) b
Hope this helps!
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pointer store address which is of type int. the size the size of int is two bytes. so the pointer will allocate two bytes of memory.
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