- It supports three types: ‘and’, ‘or’, and ‘not’ operators which can be used to reason.
- &&
- ||, &&, !
- What are operators?
- Operators are objects that are used to assign values, compare and perform arithmetic operations.
- What binary operators do you know?
-
- Addition, - Subtraction, * Multiplication, / Division
- What logical operators do you know?
- && And, || Or, ! Not, < Less than, > Greater than
What are operators?
its a symbol that produce an action
What binary operators do you know?
- , - , * , / , % ,
${}
, < , >, >= , <= , == , !=(not equal to)
What logical operators do you know?
&& , || , ! , (? :)(ternary) ,
1-> JavaScript operators are used to assign values, compare values, perform arithmetic operations, and more.
2-> “>” Greater than, “<” Less than, “==” Equal to, “!=” Not equal to, “>=” Greater than or equal to and “<=” Less than or equal to
3-> “&&” And, “||” Or, “!” Not
Operators do exactly as they say, they operate on values.
-
- × are binary operators because ther are 2 operands in an equation. Example 2×4
Logical operators make a statement or define a value, they are basically like part of a statement
- × are binary operators because ther are 2 operands in an equation. Example 2×4
-
What are operators?
An operator is a symbolic represented function. -
What binary operators do you know?
, <, &&, ||, ==, !=, +, -, *, /
- What logical operators do you know?
&&, ||, !
- Operator performs some operation on single or multiple data values and produces a result.
- ‘+’ addition operator, ‘*’ multiplication operator, ‘/’ division operator, ‘-’ subtraction operator.
- ‘&&’ AND operator, ‘||’ OR operator, ‘!’ NOT operator.
1. What are operators?
- operators are symbols or words witch perform certain actions/alterations on values
2. What binary operators do you know?
- +, -, *, /, %, >
3. What logical operators do you know?
- &&(AND) and ||(OR)
-
Operators are symbols that are applied to values.
-
Binary operators act on 2 values. Some examples include:
- Addition
+
- Subtraction
-
- Multiplication
*
- Division
/
- Equality
==
- Inequality
<, >, >=, <=
- Logical operators evaluate the relationship betweeen values. Some examples include:
- AND &&
Boolean(true && false) = false
- OR ||
Boolean(true || false) = true
- NOT !
Boolean(true != false) = true
- “Operators, operate on values”, ex. 2 + 4: 2 is a value, + is an operator, 4 is a value, the operation of these two values is equivalent to 6.
- +, -, *, /, =, %
- ||, &&, ==, <=, >=, !=
- What are operators?
-An operator executes an operation! For example +, -, /, * - What binary operators do you know?
-Binary operators operate on two inputs: For example +, -, /, * - What logical operators do you know?
-Logical operators include !=, ==, ===, ||, &&
- What are operators? operands that you are asking to be performed
- What binary operators do you know? add,sub,mult,div,etc.
- What logical operators do you know? boolean functions and,or,not
the solution does not even work,. I need help
1.Operator are interacting with the value like + * /-
2. && ||
3. >< ! !=
Hey @Reggy2323, i already replied you for this issue.
Please try not to create the same post on different topics
Carlos Z
-
Operators allows JavaScript to perform calculations and comparisons between values;
-
+, -, *, /, <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=, &&, ||, (operators that need 2 values to work on).
-
And, or, not.
-
What are operators?
Operators are symbols, or groups of symbols which apply a certain functions and/or definitions upon standing values. -
What binary operators do you know?
Binary operators apply to more than one value at the same time. Some examples of binary operators are: -, *, =, +, >, <, % … and there are many combinations of these symbols which have their own unique meanings and functions. -
What logical operators do you know?
&& = and (Takes two values, and outputs false, unless both values are true)
|| = or (Takes two values, and outputs true, if either value is true)
! = not (This operator takes a single “unary” value and outputs the opposite value)
- Operators are used to interact with or between values.
I honestly didn’t know any binary operators, so I had to look up what you guys wrote here. Seems that every operator which can put a result that is NOT a boolean is a binary operator (such as +, -, *, /, %).
But I saw a lot of people writing that > and < are binary operators, so I really don’t understand where the difference is.
Can somebody help me out please?
-
An operator may be an arithmetic operator, in that putting it between two values will apply it to those values and return the result; and a logic operator, which is used when handling boolean values;
-
Binary operators for arithmetic: (+, -, *, /, and %); for comparison: (==, !=, ===, !==, <, >, <=, >=); and logic (&&, ||);
-
Logical operators: (&&, ||, !, (x ? y : z))
where is the post? please share