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JavaScript Operators Explained Simply (With Examples)
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JavaScript Operators Explained Simply (With Examples)

via Dev.to WebdevSATYA SOOTAR12h ago

Hello readers 👋, welcome to the second blog of this JavaScript series . In this article, we’ll explore JavaScript Operators - the powerful tools that allow us to perform calculations, compare values, and make decisions in our programs. In real life, you perform some operations like:- Add two numbers (Mathematical operations) Compare prices (Comparison) Make decisions In JavaScript, these actions can be performed using operators. Definition An operator is a symbol or keyword in programming that tells the computer to perform mathematical , logical , or comparison operations on data (operands) to produce a result. Types of operators in JavaScript: Assignment Operator Arithmetic Operator Comparison Operator Logical Operator Assignment Operator It is an operator that is used to assign values to a variable. The most commonly used assignment operator is = (Equal to) operator. Usage: let x = 10 ; // The value 10 is stored in the variable x. Other Assignment Operators: Given that x = 10 and y =

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