Question

What is an operand? What is the relationship between operators & operands?

Answer 1

Operand is an Object on which an Operation is performed.
Operands are the objects or variable that we create in our program.

An Operator is a syntactical token(symbol) that requires an action to be taken.
Operators fuse with the operands to build a mathematical statement in the program.


eg:
2 + 3
Here 2&3 are operands, as they are variables on which addition ('+') is performed
'+' is the operator as it represents syntactical token for addition.


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Answer 2

Operand:

• Operands referrers to any object, variables, alphabets on which different operations are performed. Operands can be a single variable or a string or can any single character. For example A, X, temp, ab, etc.
• Operators are symbols or special functions that we use with the operands to get any desired mathematical formulas. Example of operators: +, -, * etc. In a code snippet a + b,  a and b are two operands and + is the operator.

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