2.Assignment Operators

Assignment Operators are mainly used to assign the value. It uses the right to left assignment.

The operators are listed below.

‘=’ – Assigns a value.

‘+=’ -Add the value and assign it.

‘-=’ – subtract the value and assign the value.

‘*=’ – multiply it and assign the value.

‘/=’ – divide and assign.

Eg:

x+=y means x=x+y;

x-=y means x=x-y;

x*=y means x =x*y;

x/=y means x=x/y;

A program displays the functionality of assignment operators

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

int x = 18, y = 3;

// Assignment Operator example.

cout << "x = " << x << endl;

cout << "y = " << y << endl;

// Addition and Assignment Operator.

cout << "x += y is " << (x += y) << endl;

// Subtraction and Assignment Operator.

cout << "x -= y is " << (x -= y) << endl;

// Multiplication and Assignment Operator.

cout << "x *= y is " << (x *= y) << endl;

// Division and Assignment Operator.

cout << "x /= y is " << (x /= y);

return 0;

}

Output:

x = 18

y = 3

x += y is 21

x -= y is 18

x *= y is 54

x /= y is 18

This is the way of using assignment operators. Hope, this code will help you to know about assignment operators. Keep coding!!!!

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