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- CConsole C#.Net Tutorial
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- SFormat String
- POperator Precedence
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C#.Net Operators
C# Operator is the special symbol that specifies which operations to perform on operands. C# has many operators that have different meanings based on the data types of the operands. C# operators usually have one or two operands. Operators that have one operand are called Unary operators. Operators that have two operand are called Binary operators.
| S.No | Lists | Operators |
|---|---|---|
| Arithmetic Operators | + , - , / , * | |
| Relational Operators | ==, <, >, >=, <=, != | |
| Modulas Operator | % | |
| Logical Operators | &&, ||, ! | |
| Increment / Decrement Operators | a++, ++a, a--, --a | |
| Conditional or Ternary Operator | ?: | |
| Assignment Operator | =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %= | |
| Bitwise Operators | &, |, >>, << | |
| Sizeof() operator | calculate the size of the data type |
