JavaScript Operators
H1: JavaScript Operators
- H2: Introduction to JavaScript Operators
- H2: Arithmetic Operators
- H3: Addition
- H3: Subtraction
- H3: Multiplication
- H3: Division
- H3: Modulus
- H3: Increment
- H3: Decrement
- H3: Exponentiation
- H2: Comparison Operators
- H3: Equality
- H3: Inequality
- H3: Identity
- H3: Non-identity
- H3: Greater Than
- H3: Less Than
- H3: Greater Than or Equal To
- H3: Less Than or Equal To
- H2: Logical Operators
- H3: AND
- H3: OR
- H3: NOT
- H2: Assignment Operators
- H3: Basic Assignment
- H3: Compound Assignment
- H2: Other Operators
- H3: Ternary Operator
- H3: Spread Operator
- H3: Typeof Operator
- H2: Operator Precedence
- H2: Examples and Practice Questions
- Introductory Paragraphs:
- Welcome to our JavaScript Operators tutorial! Operators are essential building blocks of any programming language, allowing you to perform various operations on values and variables. In JavaScript, there are several types of operators, including arithmetic, comparison, logical, and assignment operators.
- In this tutorial, we’ll cover the various JavaScript operators and their usage, along with examples to help you understand how to use them in your code. We’ll also discuss operator precedence, which determines the order in which operators are evaluated. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of JavaScript operators and how to use them effectively in your projects.