C# arithmetic operator and character operator concatenation and use
Arithmetic operators are the most commonly used type of operators, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, etc.
Operator | Description |
---|---|
+ | Add two operands |
- | Subtract two operands |
* | Multiply two operands |
/ | Divide two operands |
% | Do the remainder operation on two operands |
Code demo
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/* 这里是输出注释*/
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
Console.WriteLine("1+2=" +3);
Console.WriteLine("1+2=" +1+2);//拼接
Console.WriteLine("1+2="+(1+2));
Console.WriteLine("1-2="+(1-2));
Console.WriteLine("1*2="+(1*2));
Console.WriteLine("4/2="+(4/2));
Console.WriteLine("10%3="+(10%3));
}
}
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C# Boolean type True and False
In the C# language, the boolean type is declared with bool, and it has only two values, namely True and False.
Code demo
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("3>5=" + (3 > 5));
Console.WriteLine("3>2=" + (3 > 2));
}
}
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C# logical operators
Logical operators mainly include AND, OR, NOT, etc., which are mainly used for operations between multiple Boolean expressions.
Operator | meaning | Description |
---|---|---|
&& | Logical and | If both sides of the operator are True, the entire expression is True, otherwise it is False; if the left operand is False, the right expression is not calculated, which is equivalent to the meaning of "and" |
Double vertical line | Logical OR | 2 |
! | Logical negation | 2 |