Operator and types of operators in CPP

Practice # 5.1
In this practice, I have discussed the general use of operators. An operator is a character that represents an action in CPP like mathematical action or boolean action.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

    // for the new line or jump the new line we us '\n' and 'endl'.

    cout<<"This is the operators in C++ lesson program";

    cout<<"These Following types of operators in C++ ";

    /*

    Arithmatic operators

    (a+b)

    (a-b)

    (a*b)

    (a/b)

    (a%b)

    (a++)

    (a--)

    (++a)

    (--a)

    Assaignment operator

    sum = 54;

    Comparison Operators

    (a==b)

    (a!=b)

    (a<=b)

    (a>=b)

    (a<b)

    (a>b)

    Logical Operators

    &&    and operator {(a==b) && (a>=b)}

    ||    or operator

    !     not operator (!(a<=b))

    

    Bit wise operator are panding

    */

    return 0;

}