Go language "Fourth": Go operator

Go language operators

Operators are used to perform data or logical operations while the program is running, and the built-in operators of the Go language are:

• Arithmetic operators
• Relational operators
• logical operators
• Bitwise operators
• Assignment operators
• Other operators

Arithmetic operators
The following table lists the arithmetic operators for all the go languages, assuming a value of 10,b is 20;

operator	Description	Example
+	Add	A + b Output result 30
-	Subtraction	-B Output Result-10
*	Multiply	A * b Output result 200
/	Divide	B/A Output Results 2
%	Seeking redundancy	B% A output result 0
++	Self-increment	a++ Output Results 11
--	Self-reduction	a--Output Results 9

The following examples demonstrate the use of each arithmetic operator:

 PackageMainImport "FMT"funcMain () {varAint= +    varBint=Ten    varCintc = A + b fmt. Printf ("First row-the value of C is%d\ n"c) C = A-B fmt. Printf (the second row-the value of C is%d\ n", c) C = A * b fmt. Printf ("Third row-the value of C is%d\ n"c) C = A/b fmt. Printf ("line fourth-C has a value of%d\ n", c) C = a% B fmt. Printf ("line fifth-C has a value of%d\ n", c) a++ FMT. Printf ("line sixth-A has a value of%d\ n", a) a= + //For testing convenience, a here is re-assigned toa--FMT. Printf ("line Seventh-A has a value of%d\ n", a)}

The result of the above example operation:

3111210212220

Relational operators
The following table lists the relational operators for all the go languages, assuming a value of 10,b is 20:

Go language "Fourth": Go operator