Chapter 8
Operators and Expressions
CHAPTER OUTLINE
8.1 INTRODUCTION
In order to perform different kinds of operations, C uses different kinds of operators. An operator indicates an operation to be performed on data that may yield a new value. An operator can operate on character, integer, floating point numbers, or others. Using various operators in C, one can link the variables and constants. In other words, operators perform operations on operand/s, whereas operand is a data item on which the operation is ...
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