C#: Operators

An operator is a symbol which perform an operation

An operator is said to be unary, if it performs operation on single operand.

   Ex:

      int a = 10;

      a++;

An operator is said to be binary, if it performs operation on two operands

   Ex:

      int a=10, b=20;

      int c = a-b;

An Operator is said to be ternary if it perform operation on three operands

   Ex:

      int a = 10, b=20, c;

      c= (a>b) ? a : b;

Operators in C# are divided into 4 major categories

   Arithmetic

   Conditional

   Logical

   Bitwise

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