Assignment Operator
= (equals to)
  
  
These operator used to compare two expression, the result can only be true or false.
  
  
  
= (equals to)
This operator is used to assign value to a variable. 
e.g. a = 5;
In this case the variable a assigned by the value 5. 
Arithmetic Operators  
 
| + | Addition | 
| - | Subtraction | 
| * | Multiplication | 
| / | Division | 
| % | Modulo | 
The first four operators works same as they work in mathematics. 
% is used to find the remainder but it can't be used for decimal value. 
e.g.
4%3=1
8%2=0
but in case when nominator will be greater than denominator then it will return the nominator. 
e.g.
3%4=3
2%5=2
Relational Operator
 
| < | Greater than | 
| <= | Greater than equal to | 
| > | Less than | 
| >= | Less than equal to | 
| = = | Equal to equal to | 
| != | Not equal to | 
These operator used to compare two expression, the result can only be true or false.
e.g.
| 3<1 | false | 
| 3<=3 | true | 
| 3>6 | true | 
| 7>=7 | true | 
| 8= =9 | false | 
| 9!=10 | true | 
Logical Operators
 
| && | AND | All the conditions must be true | 
| || | OR | Any single conditions must be true | 
| ! | NOT | Evaluates the opposite boolean value | 
e.g.
| (5 = = 5 )&& (8>4) | True | 
| (9 = = 7) || (9>7) | True | 
| ! (4 = = 3) | True | 
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