Arity of Operators
Operators have an arity, indicating the number of operands on which they operate. For example, negating an integer value takes just one operand and is said to be a unary operator. Other operations, such as addition or Boolean conjunction, require two operands and are therefore classified as binary operators. The maximum number of operands in any operator in the C# language is three, making those operators ternary operators.
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