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Operator may refer to:

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Computers

* Operator (computer programming), a type of computer program function
* Computer operator, an occupation

Science

* Logical operator or logical connective

Mathematics

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Operators in Programming

Operators in programming are symbols or keywords used to perform operations on operands, such as variables, values, or expressions. They play a fundamental role in manipulating data and controlling the flow of execution within a program. Operators can perform various tasks, including arithmetic operations (such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), comparison operations (such as equal to, not equal to, greater than, and less than), logical operations (such as AND, OR, and NOT), assignment operations, and bitwise operations. Understanding and utilizing operators effectively is essential for writing functional and efficient code in programming languages.

= Types of Operators

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Operators in programming languages can be categorized into several types based on their functionality and usage. Arithmetic operators perform mathematical operations on numeric operands, including addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), division (/), and modulus (%). Comparison operators evaluate the relationship between operands and produce a boolean result, such as equal to (

), not equal to (!=), greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal to (>=), and less than or equal to (<=). Logical operators combine boolean expressions and return a boolean result based on logical conditions, including AND (&&), OR (||), and NOT (!). Additionally, assignment operators are used to assign values to variables, while bitwise operators manipulate individual bits of operands in binary form.

= Importance of Operators ===
Operators form the foundation of computational tasks and logic in programming, enabling developers to perform a wide range of operations on data and control the behavior of their programs. By leveraging operators, programmers can implement complex algorithms, manipulate data structures, and create conditional statements to execute code based on specific conditions. Furthermore, operators contribute to the efficiency and readability of code by providing concise syntax for expressing computational tasks and logical operations. Mastery of operators allows developers to write concise, expressive, and performant code, leading to the creation of robust and scalable software solutions.

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* additive operator

* arithmetic operator - see also binary arithmetic operator, Java arithmetic, Java math

* arrow operator

* assignment operator

* binary operator - BinaryOperator in Java

* binary arithmetic operator - binary arithmetic operator in Java

* bitwise operator

* bitwise complement operator

* complement operator

* compound assignment operator

* conditional operator

* decrement operator

* diamond operator

* division operator

* equality operator

* equals operator

* increment operator

* instanceof operator

* logical operator

* multiplication operator

* relational operator

* ternary operator - TernaryOperator in Java

* unary operator - UnaryOperator in Java

* Angular - Angular Operators
* Android - Android Operators
* Apple - Apple Operators
* Apple macOS - Apple macOS Operators
* Apple iOS - Apple iOS Operators
* AWS - AWS Operators
* Azure - Azure Operators
* Bash - Bash Operators
* C programming language - C programming language Operators
* C Sharp | C# - C Sharp Operators
** dot NET | .NET - dot NET Operators | .NET Operators
* C plus plus | C++ - C plus plus Operators
* Cisco - Cisco Operators
* Clojure - Clojure Operators
* Cobol - Cobol Operators
* Dart - Dart Operators
* Django - Django Operators
* Docker - Docker Operators
* Fortran - Fortran Operators
* Flask - Flask Operators
* FreeBSD - FreeBSD Operators
* GCP - GCP Operators
* Golang, Go, Go programming language - Golang Operators
* Groovy - Groovy Operators
* Haskell - Haskell Operators
* IBM - IBM Operators
* IBM Cloud - IBM Cloud Operators
* IBM Mainframe - IBM Mainframe Operators
* Jakarta EE - Jakarta EE Operators
* Java - Java Operators
* JavaScript - JavaScript Operators
* Julia - Julia Operators
* Kubernetes - Kubernetes Operators
* Linux - Linux Operators
* Microsoft - Microsoft Operators
* Microsoft Windows - Microsoft Windows Operators
* Microsoft Windows Server - Microsoft Windows Server Operators
* Kotlin - Kotlin Operators
* Objective-C - Objective-C Operators
* OpenShift - OpenShift Operators
* Perl - Perl Operators
* PHP - PHP Operators
* PowerShell - PowerShell Operators
* Python - Python Operators
* Quarkus - Quarkus Operators
* R Language - R Language Operators
* RHEL - RHEL Operators
* React.js - React.js Operators
* Ruby - Ruby Operators
* Rust - Rust Operators
* Scala - Scala Operators
* Spring - Spring Operators
* SQL - SQL Operators
* Swift - Swift Operators
* TypeScript - TypeScript Operators
* Ubuntu - Ubuntu Operators
* Vue.js - Vue.js Operators

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