OPERATORS

• void It is the keyword for valueless.
• Global Variable - are initialized at the start of the program and outside of any function. If not initialized by the programmer,
• Local Variable - are initialized each time the function, in which they are declared, is entered.
• const - is a type qualifier that can be applied to any variable data type. It indicates that the value of the variable is fixed and cannot be changed during runtime.
• long - is a type specifier that typically means a variable must at least be 32 bits
• long long - is a type specifier that typically means a variable must at least be 64 bits.
• short - is a type specifier that typically means a variable must at least be 16 bits
• signed - is a type modifier for int data types that means a variable can represent both positive and negative values. If not indicated, variables default to this modifier
• unsigned - is a type modifier for int data types that means it won’t accept negative values.
• Assignment - Using this operator assigns a value or ‘literal’ to a variable
• % the modulo operator or percentage sign to get the remainder in division. This operator is useful for categorizing ints and floats such as checking if they are odd or even
• () the parentheses for groupings.
• Relational - These are the operators that compare two values and return a truth value(bool)
• > is used as the greater than operator.
• < is used as the less than operator.
• >= is used as the greater than or equal operator.
• <= is used as the less than or equal operator.
• == is used as the equals to operator.
• != is used as the not equal to operator.