The document outlines various types of operators used in programming, including arithmetic, bitwise, comparison, logical, and string operators. Each type of operator is briefly defined with examples of how they function and are utilized. Additionally, it provides a source link for further reference.

1. +, -, *, /, %
Arithmetic Operator
Addition, Subtraction,
Multiplication, Division, and
Remainder / Modulus
&, &=, |, |=, ^, ^=
Bitwise AND, Bitwise AND
Assignment, Bitwise OR,
Bitwise OR Assignment,
Bitwise exclusive OR,
Bitwise exclusive OR
Assignment
=, !=, >, !>, <, !<, >=, <=, <>
Equal to, Not equal to, Greater
than, Not greater than, Less
than, Not less than, Greater
than or equal to, Less than or
equal to, Not equal to
+=, -=, *=, /=, %=
Add equals, Subtract
equals, Multiply equals,
Divide equals, Modulo
equals
ALL, ANY/SOME, AND,
BETWEEN, EXISTS, IN, LIKE,
NOT, OR, IS NULL
Logical operators are those
that return true or false,
such as the AND operator,
which returns true when
both expressions are met.
+, +=, %, [ ], [^], _
String concatenation,
String concatenation
assignment, Wildcard,
Character(s) matches,
Character(s) not to match,
Wildcard match one
character
SQL
Operators:
6 Different
Types
Bitwise Operator
Comparison Operator
Compound Operator
Logical Operator
String Operator
Source Link:
bit.ly/3KMlNYl