Assignment Operators:
The operators which are used to assign a value (i.e., result
of an expression) to an operand are called Assignment Operators.
The following are assignment operators
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Operator
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example
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Let x=7 and y=4
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=
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x = y
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x=y=4
i.e., x=4
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+=
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x += y
| x= x + y i.e., x=7+4=11 |
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-=
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x -=y
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x=x-y
i.e., x=7-4=3
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*=
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x*=y
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x=x*y
i.e., x=7*4=28
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/=
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x/=y
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x=x/y
i.e., x=7/4=1
(assume x and y are integers.)
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%=
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x%=y
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x=x%y
i.e., x=7%4=3
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