Intro To C++/Playing with '''''operator'''''

Basic Math

C++ can be used to do basic math. The operators used in the basic math are listed in the table below.

Operator		Operation
Arithmetic Operator	$+$	addition
	$-$	Substraction
	$+$	Multiplication
	$-$	Division
	$\%$	Modulus
	$++$	Increment
	$--$	Decrement
Assignment Operator	$=$	"$a=b$" is equivalent to "$a=b$"
	$+=$	"$a+=b$" is equivalent to "$a=a+b$"
	$-=$	"$a-=b$" is equivalent to "$a=a-b$"
	$*=$	"$a+=b$" is equivalent to "$a=a*b$"
	$/=$	"$a/=b$" is equivalent to "$a=a/b$"
	$\%=$	"$a\%=b$" is equivalent to "$a=a\%b$"
Comparison Operator	$==$	Equality
	$!=$	Inequality
	$>$	Greater than
	$<$	Less than
	$>=$	Greater than or equal to
	$<=$	Less than or equal to
Logical Operator	$\&\&$	Logical AND
	$||$	Logical OR
	$!$	Logical NOT

Basic math operators in C++ have some distinguishing features:

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Part of Basic math operation is demonstrated in the C++ program below:

Checking Size

The memory size of any variable can be discovered using the C++ sizeof operation.The sizeof operator syntax is look like this:

sizeof(var)

The sizeof operator is demonstrated in the program as follows:

Casting Data Types

Any data-types except "string" could be converted to another data type through "casting". Casting syntax in C++ looks like this:

variable-name=static-cast <data-type> variable-name

Casting with C++ form is demonstrated in the program as follows: