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The unary operator type of returns .......... if the operand value is Null

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The “unary operator” type of returns the object if the operand value is Null.

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In the expression a+b=c, a and b are operators, + and = are operators and c is the result. The unary operators uses only one operand and performs the operation given in the expression. The different unary operators are positive, negative, increment, decrement, boolean and type. The type of operator returns the type of the operand given in the expression.  

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