Computer Science, asked by kflckcl, 1 year ago

what is the difference between operator and operands

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Answered by Eddy01
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operator is a sign or a symbol which operates between two operands such as 5+3
in this 5&3 are operands whereas + is operator as it operates the two numbers ie . it adds the two numbers
Answered by satichahal123
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Eddy01 has given same as mine
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