(UPI) Chapter 5: Assignment, Arithmetic, Relational, and Logical Operations

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This chapter delves into the fundamental concepts of operators and expressions in programming, focusing on the various types of operations that can be performed on data.

It covers assignment operators, which allow for the storing and updating of values in variables, arithmetic operators that perform basic mathematical calculations, and relational operators that compare values to produce Boolean results.

The chapter also explores the distinctions between assignment and equality in programming, logical operators that connect expressions to control program flow, and special operations like integer division, modulus, and unary operations.

Each of these operators plays a crucial role in the logic and functionality of programming, enabling the manipulation and evaluation of data to produce desired outcomes.