Boolean Expressions Reading assignment

[rlbarnes]

1. What are operators?
   They perform an mathematical, logic or comparison operation between 2 or more values.

2.0 What binary operators do you know?
===, >, < , !==

3.0 What logical operators do you know?
And, Or, Nand, Nor

[CarlosKoljonen]

1. What are operators?

Operators do something to numbers or the strings. They are like the verb in a sentence, they are the action. Some operators are +, -, *, /, ==, ===, ||, &&, typeof, !, !=, ?:, etc.

2. What binary operators do you know?

Binary operators are operators that need two values to perform a task. They are operators that use two values. Some binary operators are: +, -, *, /, ==, ===, ||, &&, <, >, +=, <=, >=, etc.

3. What logical operators do you know?

Not: !, and: &&, or: ||, ternary: ?:.

[Dougal]

1. What are operators?
   Operators are codes or objects that perform an operation or manipulate data in specified ways on one or more data points

2. What binary operators do you know
   +, -, *, /, %, <, >, =, ==, ===, !=, !==

3. What logical operators do you know?
   And (&&)
   Or (||)
   Not (!)

[VincentC]

What are operators?

An operator is a symbol, such as +,-,*,or /, which carry out a function within the values it has been given.

What binary operators do you know?

=, <=, =, +, -

What logical operators do you know?

&&, ==, !=, ||

[Mario]

1. operators are will manipulate variables.
2. add, subtract, multiply, divide, <, > , ==, ===. These all take 2 numbers to product an outcome
3. || or && and

[Reach.Higher]

1. Operators are the action being called with the variables.

2. Binary operators use two values.

3. “and, or, not” are three logical operators that can be used to “reason” with Booleans"

[Francine]

1. What are operators?
   In JavaScript, an operator is a special symbol used to perform operations on operands (values and variables). However, not all operators are symbols. Some are written as words, such as the typeof operator. Basically operators are used to combine and transform values.

2. What binary operators do I know?
   By far I know:

• Multiplicative Operators
  • The * Operator
  • The / Operator
  • The % Operator
• Additive Operators
  • The Addition operator ( + )
  • The Subtraction Operator ( - )
• Bitwise Shift Operators
  • The Left Shift Operator ( << )
  • The Signed Right Shift Operator ( >> )
  • The Unsigned Right Shift Operator ( >>> )
• Relational (Comparison) Operators
  • The Less-than Operator ( < )
  • The Greater-than Operator ( > )
  • The Less-than-or-equal Operator ( <= )
  • The Greater-than-or-equal Operator ( >= )
  • The instanceof operator
  • The in operator
• Equality Operators
  • The Equals Operator ( == )
  • The Does-not-equals Operator ( != )
  • The Strict Equals Operator ( === )
  • The Strict Does-not-equal Operator ( !== )
• Binary Bitwise Operators ( & , ^ , | )
• Binary Logical Operators ( && , || )

3. What logical operators do you know?
   I know the following logical operators (used to “reason” about Booleans):

• And (&&) - A binary operator. The result is true only if BOTH the values given to it are true. When the value to it’s left is something that converts to false, it returns that value, and otherwise it returns the value on it’s right.
• Or (||) - It produces true if EITHER of the values given to it is true. It will return the value to it’s left when that can be converted to true and will return the value on it’s right otherwise.
• Not (!) - A unary operator that flips the value given to it. Ex: !true gives false and !false gives true.

The precedence of the operators is as follows:
Lowest ||, then &&, then the comparison operators comparison (==, !=, ===, !==, <, >, <=, >=), and then the rest.

[syrafa]

1. Operators are the following symbols that are used with their assumed universal functions on JavaScript : +,-,*,/ ,%
   % operator is referred to as a modulo. It is the remainder of a value divided by another value
2. True Fale, On Off, Yes No
3. &&, ||, !

[FreeSpirit2222]

1. What are operators?

Operates are like, Add, subtract, multiply, divide, remainder.

2. What binary operators do you know?

true, false, on , off, yes, no

3. What logical operators do you know?

|| &&

[thecil]

Here you can get a better understanding of all operators available to use on JS:

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/javascript/javascript_operators.htm

If you have any more questions, please let us know so we can help you!

Carlos Z.

[DavidZed]

1. Operators perform an operation.
2. *,/, +,-,%,
3. =>, <,=, ==, !=, ||, &&

[MARTIS]

1.) Operators are arithmetical elements applied to values
2.) greater than or equal to >=, less than or equal to <=, equal to ==, not equal to !=
3.) and &&, or ||, not !

[REZ]

1. what are operators?

a. An operator performs a single or multiple operations that leads to a result.

2. What binary operators do you know?

1. ( + ) //Add
2. ( - ) //Subtract
3. ( / ) //Divided by
4. ( * ) //Multiple
5. ( % ) //Modulus
6. ( < ) //Less than
7. ( > ) //Greater than
8. ( & ) //AND
9. ( | ) //OR
10. ( ^ ) //XOR
11. ( ~ ) //Invert each bits
12. ( << ) //Move all bits onto the left
13. ( >> ) //Move all bits onto the right
14. ( >>> ) //Move all bits onto the right and fill left end with 0

3. What Logical operators do you know?

1. ( && ) // And
2. ( || ) // Or
3. ( ! ) // Not
4. ( ?? ) // Nullish Coalescing Operator

[vezuchiy]

1. Operators are symbols that tell the program what to do with various values within the program to accomplish a certain function.

2. Equal ( ==)
   Not equal ( !=)
   Less than (<)
   Greater than (>)
   Greater than or equal to (>=)
   Less than or equal to (<=)

   Plus (+)
   Minus (-)
   Multiplication (*)
   Divide (/)

3. And (&&)
   Or ( II)
   Not (!=)

[jorge8mc]

1. What are operators?

An operator is capable of manipulating a certain value or operand. Operators are used to perform specific mathematical and logical computations on operands. In JavaScript operators are used for compare values, perform arithmetic operations etc.

2. What binary operators do you know?

There are various operators supported by JavaScript, the binary operators are: Arithmetic Operators, Comparison Operators, Logical Operators, Assignment Operators, Ternary Operators, etc.

3. What logical operators do you know?

And &&, Or II, Not ! .

[santiago]

Edit:
1. What are operators?

Operators are symbols that are used to assign or compare values, perform arithmetic operations, and more.

e.g. 5 + 6 is an expression, 5 and 6 are the values and + is the operator.

[JRSmith88]

1. operators are used to assign values, compare values, perform arithmetic operations between variables and/or values.

2. some of the binary operators are: +, -, *, /, ==, ===, ||, &&, <, >, +=, <=, >=, etc.

3. && (and)
   II (or)
   ! (Not)

[Tomic]

1. Operators are a special sort of functions that are use for manipulation of values
2. <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=
3. &&, ||, !

[TeknoMu]

1. What are operators?
   Operators are symbols that allow for the relationship among value to be calculated, ie + , * are operatos

2. What binary operators do you know?
   TRUE, FALSE

3. What logical operators do you know?
   AND, OR, NOT

[Mihir23]

1. An operator is a construct used for performing a mathematical, relational, or logical operation to produce a final result. There are three types of operators, each designed for a specific operation, including binary arithmetic, relational, unary, or logical. Binary arithmetic operators are used for performing mathematical calculations such as addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. As well as the modulus operator, used for determining the remainder of a division operation. Relational operators are useful for comparing two different values of the same type together. Logical operators are used for reasoning about boolean values. In JavaScript, words can also be used as operators instead of symbols. These are known as unary operators.

2. Addition (+)
   Subtraction (-)
   Multiplication (*)
   Division (/)
   Modulus (%)
   Increment (++)
   Decrement (–)

3. And (&&)
   Or ( || )
   Not true (!)
   Ternary operator (?)