Operators

Question 1

A binary Boolean operation that results in true only if both Boolean values are true, otherwise the result is false.

Answer 1

AND

Question 2

+ for plus, - for minus, * for multiplication, / for division, and % for modulus.

Answer 2

Arithmetic Operator

Question 3

A word that is used to describe the base 2 number system.

A type of operator that performs a calculation on two operates such as + or -.

Answer 3

Binary

Question 4

The process of joining two strings of characters into a larger string of characters, an operation often indicated by the plus (+) sign.

Answer 4

Concatenation

Question 5

An operator in programming logic that tests whether or not two objects or items of data contain the same value. In many currently used languages, the double equals sign (==) is the symbol for testing.

Answer 5

Equality Operator

Question 6

A set of operands and operations that produce a mathematics based logic based result. Concatenation, or joining of strings, is also considered this.

Answer 6

Expression

Question 7

A division process that results in a whole number answer, discarding or truncating any fractional remainder.

Answer 7

Integer Division

Question 8

A division process that results in a whole number answer representing the remainder of the division process, discarding the actual answer. Indicated by the % sign.

Answer 8

Integer Modulus (Modulus)

Question 9

Binary operators that compare the results of two expression. The result is either true or false.

Answer 9

Logical Operators

Question 10

The operation in Boolean logic that indicates negation, or “opposite of” operator. Typically denoted by the ~ symbol.

Answer 10

NOT

Question 11

The binary operation in Boolean logic that results in a true value if either or both operands are true.

Answer 11

OR

Question 12

The order of precedence of all operators in a computational system, such as mathematics (PEMDAS) or logic (NAXO)

Answer 12

Order of Operations

Question 13

Binary operators that compare two operands. The result is always true or false.

Answer 13

Relational Operators

Question 14

Bit wise operators in programming which shift the binary bits of a value either to the let or to the right.

Answer 14

Shift Operators

Question 15

Operators that combine the operation and assignment process into one operation such as +=, -=, *=, or /=.

Answer 15

Shortcut Operators

Question 16

An operator in mathematics or in logic which works on only one operands, such as the negative, positive, or complement operators.

Answer 16

Unary Operator

Question 17

The binary Boolean operation that results in true if only one of the two operands is true, with the other being false.

Answer 17

XOR (Exclusively OR)