January 2016
Beginner
188 pages
3h 22m
English
JavaScript has more operators other than those stated earlier. Let's go little bit deeper.
If you have an integer and you want to increment it by 1 or any number, you can type the following:
var x = 4; // assigns 4 on the variable x. x = x + 1; /* since x=4, and you are adding 1 with x, so the final value is 4 + 1 = 5, and 5 is stored on the same variable x. */
You can also increment your variable by 1, typing the following:
var x = 4; // assigns 4 on the variable x. x++; // This is similar to x = x + 1.
What will you do if you want to increment your variable by more than 1? Well, you can follow this:
var x = 4; // assigns 4 on the variable x. x = x + 3; // Say, you want to increment x by ...
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