Notes

Java Operators

Operator= Basically performs operations(Specific Math Functions + -) to the variable(AKA place holder)

Different types of operators
1.Compound Op
2.Conditional Op
3,Relational Op
4.Logical Op
5.Bitwise Op
6.Arithmetic Op

Assignment Operator= It basically assigns a variable to a value(Number). It is show by using an equal sign. For example, x=6.

Arithmetic Operator= Does mathematical functions to a value. It is shown by +(addition), -(Subtraction), (multiplication)*,(Division)/.
You first have to use an assignment operator to preform the arithmetic op with it's symbols. For example,
int X=5
int Y=9
System.out.println (X*Y)
System.out.println (X/Y)

Relational Operators= Is an operator to check if the condition is true or not basically for values with an assigned value.
Make sure you have at least have an assignment operator to do this operation. Some examples of the symbols represented in this op are != (Not equal) ==(Equal to) =>(equal to or grater than). Know the return statement is part of the Relational Operator. It is show by typing in (return a>b;)

Logical Operator=Probably most tricky of all operators, but it's not that much of a hassle. It's basically used to make multiple conditional statements and it used to evaluate to expressions. It's highly recommended to try to start with an Arithmetic operator first, but starting with at least an Assignment Operator will do just fine. The symbols for this operator are AND(&&), OR(||), NOT (!). The AND tells us the statement will be true if both values are the same, OR will tells us false if both values are the same, and ! will tell us true for the first time, then the second time false. Sometimes 1 represents true and false 0.

[BitWise Op will be continued in part 2]