Conditions and Conditional Operators

Numerical Comparison Operators

Operator	Syntax	Description
<	a < b	Result is true if a is less than b; otherwise, it is false.
<=	a <= b	Result is true if a is less than or equal to b; otherwise, it is false.
>	a>b	Result is true if a is greater than b; otherwise, it is false.
>=	a>=b	Result is true if a is greater than or equal to b; otherwise, it is false.

Boolean Logical Operators

Operator	Description	Examples	Result
&&	Conditional -AND	false && false	false
		false && true	false
		true && false	false
		true && true	true
	Conditional -OR	false false	false
		false true	true
		true false	true
		true true	true
&	Logical-AND	false & false	false
		false & true	false
		true & false	false
		true & true	true
	Logical-OR	false false	false
		false true	true
		true false	true
		true true	true
^	Logical -XOR	false^false	false
		false^true	true
		true^false	true
		true^true	false

Compound Assignment Operators:

Operator	Description	Example	Same Result as
+=	Increment assignment operator	x += 5;	x = x + 5;
–=	Decrement assignment operator	x –= 5;	x = x – 5;
*=	Multiplication assignment operator	x *= 5;	x = x * 5;
/=	Division assignment operator	x /= 5;	x = x / 5;
%=	Modulus assignment operator	x %= 5;	x = x % 5;