– Uniary ++, –, +, -, |, ~, ()
– Arithmetic *, /, %,+, –
-Shift <<, >>, >>>
– Comparison =, instanceof, = =,!=Bitwise &, ^, |Short Circuit &&, ||
Ternary ?:Assignment =
In Java, operators are special symbols or keywords that perform operations on operands. There are several types of operators in Java, broadly categorized as follows:
- Arithmetic Operators:
- Addition:
+ - Subtraction:
- - Multiplication:
* - Division:
/ - Modulus:
% - Increment:
++ - Decrement:
--
- Addition:
- Relational Operators:
- Equal to:
== - Not equal to:
!= - Greater than:
> - Less than:
< - Greater than or equal to:
>= - Less than or equal to:
<=
- Equal to:
- Logical Operators:
- Logical AND:
&& - Logical OR:
|| - Logical NOT:
!
- Logical AND:
- Bitwise Operators:
- Bitwise AND:
& - Bitwise OR:
| - Bitwise XOR:
^ - Bitwise NOT:
~ - Left shift:
<< - Right shift:
>> - Unsigned right shift:
>>>
- Bitwise AND:
- Assignment Operators:
- Assign:
= - Add and assign:
+= - Subtract and assign:
-= - Multiply and assign:
*= - Divide and assign:
/= - Modulus and assign:
%=
- Assign:
- Conditional (Ternary) Operator:
? :
- Instanceof Operator:
instanceof
- Type Cast Operator:
(type) expression
- Miscellaneous Operators:
- Conditional (Ternary) Operator:
? : - Member access operator (
.) - Array index access operator (
[]) - Method call operator (
())
- Conditional (Ternary) Operator:
Understanding and using these operators is fundamental to writing Java programs. Each operator serves a specific purpose and operates on one or more operands to produce a result.