Chapter 4
Operators
Now that youâve been introduced to the concepts of C data types, variables, and constants, it is time to learn how to manipulate their values. C provides a rich set of operators that are used to build expressions and perform operations on them. In this chapter, weâll present some of Câs most important operators. Weâll introduce the rest gradually over the next several chapters, and youâll see how to apply them when building more complex programs.
Assignment Operator
The = operator is used to assign a value to a variable. For example, the statement a = 10; assigns the value 10 to the variable a, while the statement a = k; assigns the value of the variable k to a.
When used in a chained assignment, the assigned value ...
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