Operator In C || What Is Operator And Its Uses In C

 

Operator: An Operator is a symbol that is used to perform operations on operands in any programming language.

Operand – It is the data on which the operation of the operator occurs.

Types of Operators in C Language -:

• Arithmetic Operators
• Relational Operators
• Logical Operators
• Bitwise Operators
• Assignment Operators

• Arithmetic Operators -: It is the type of operators that take numerical values (literal or variable) as their operands and perform some operation on them and return a single numeric value.
• Relational Operator -: It checks the relationship between two or more operands or it compares two or more operands.




·      If the comparison or relationship is true, then it returns 1.

·      If the comparison or relationship is false, then it returns 0.




Let us assign a=8 and b=4.

                            


• Logical Operators :




Let a=0 and b=10.

                       


• Bitwise Operators: These operators work on binary digits i.e. bits and perform bit by bit operations.


·      ~ is the binary one’s complement operator.

·      << is the binary left shift operator.

·      >> is the binary right shift operator.

• Assignment Operators: 






Miscellaneous Operators :