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Operators
- Assignment
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An assignment operator stores the value of the right expression
into the left expression.
expression1 = expression2
The value of expression2 is stored in expression1.
expression1 *= expression2
The value of expression1 times expression2 is
stored in expression1.
expression1 /= expression2
The value of expression1 divided by expression2
is stored in expression1.
expression1 %= expression2
The value of the remainder of expression1 divided by
expression2 is stored in expression1.
expression1 += expression2
The value of expression1 plus expression2 is
stored in expression1.
expression1 -= expression2
The value of expression1 minus expression2 is
stored in expression1.
expression1 <<= shift_value
The value of expression1's bits are shifted to the
left by shift_value and stored in expression1.
expression1 >>= shift_value
The value of expression1's bits are shifted to the
right by shift_value and stored in expression1.
expression1 &= expression2
The value of the bitwise AND of expression1 and
expression2 is stored in expression1.
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e2 |
Result |
| 0 |
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1 |
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0 |
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expression1 ^= expression2
The value of the bitwise XOR of expression1 and
expression2 is stored in expression1.
| e1 |
e2 |
Result |
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0 |
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expression1 |= expression2
The value of the bitwise OR of expression1 and
expression2 is stored in expression1.
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e2 |
Result |
| 0 |
0 |
0 |
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1 |
1 |
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0 |
1 |
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