Arithmetic Operators
1. Addition (+)
A = 15, B = 10
A + B = 25
Note: If A and B are strings, “+” operator works as
Concatenate operator.
2. Subtraction (-)
A = 15, B = 10
A - B = 5
3.
Multiplication (*)
A = 10, B = 15
A * B = 150
4. Division (/, \)
A = 15, B = 10
A / B = 1.5
A \ B = 1 (“\” return only Quotient)
5. Modulus (MOD)
A = 15, B = 10
A MOD B = 1.5 (“MOD”
returns remainder)
6. Exponentiation (^)
A = 15, B = 2
A ^ B = 225 (“^” returns “the
power of”)
7. Concatenation (&)
A = 15, B = 2
A & B = 152
Comparison Operators
1. “==”: Compares if two values are
equal or not.
A = 10
B = 20
A == B will be false
2. “<>”: Compares if two values are unequal
or not.
A = 10
B = 20
A <> B will be true
3. “>”: Compares
if left value is greater than right value.
A = 10
B = 20
A > B will be false
4. “<”: Compares if left value is
less than right value.
A = 10
B = 20
A < B will be true
5.
“>=”:
Compares
if left value is greater than or equal to right value.
A =
10
B =
20
A >=
B will be false
6.
“<=”:
Compares
if left value is less than or equal to right value
A =
10
B =
20
A <=
B will be true
Logical Operators
1.
NOT:
Changes
true to false, and false to true.
2.
AND:
Returns
true if both conditions are true.
3.
OR:
Returns
true if anyone condition is true.
4.
XOR:
Returns
true if only one condition is true.
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