This document summarizes different types of JavaScript operators including unary operators like increment and decrement, binary arithmetic, assignment, comparison, logical, and ternary operators. It provides examples of how each operator is used including a riddle to use all five arithmetic operators to equal 27 and descriptions of unary, binary, assignment, comparison, logical, and ternary operators and their uses.

1. Operators
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2. Unary Operators
++x [pre-increment]
X++ [post-increment]
--x [pre-decrement]
X-- [post-decrement]
typeof(x)

3. Binary Operators
Arithmetic operators
Assignment operators
Comparison operators
Logical operators

4. Arithmetic Operators
+ { x + y }
- { x - y }
* { x * y }
/ { x / y }
% { x % y }

5. Riddle
• Use all five operators ( + - * / % )
• The answer should be 27
(operators should be in same sequence)

6. Assignment Operators
= { x = y }
+= { x += y}
-= { x -= y}
*= { x *= y}
/= { x /= y}
%= { x %= y}

7. Comparison Operators
== { x == y }
=== (strict) { x === y }
> { x > y }
< { x < y }
>= { x >= y }
<= { x <= y }
!== (strict) { x !== y }
!= { x != y }

8. Logical Operators
&& (AND) { x < y && x > z }
|| (OR) { x < y || x > z }
! (NOT) { x != y }

9. Ternary Operators
Condition ? expression1 : expression2
Example ::
(10 === ‘10’) ? alert(“Equal”) : alert(“Not Equal”);

10. By ::
Ahmed Murtaza
@ahmedgmurtaza