Groovy: Operators

An Operator is a symbol that performs operation between operands.

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 groovy are divided into below categories.

a.   Arithmetic Operators

b.   Relational Operators

c.    Logical Operators

d.   Bitwise Operators

e.   Conditional Operators

f.     Object Operators

g.   Regular Expression Operators

h.   Other Operators

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