Operators in Javascript

According to javascript.com, Operators are the symbols between values that allow different operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and more.

There are ten operators in Javascript

+ (The Arithmetic operator)

- (The Subtraction operator)

= (The Assignment operator transfers values. In other words, it assigns the value on the right to the value on the left eg var room_number = 3; this means that this 3 has been assigned into that variable)

== (The “Equivalent to” operator)

=== (The Strict comparison. This means that it should not just check to know if it is equal but also to check if  they are of the same type)

% (Modulus. This checks when a number is even.)

> (The Greater Than operator)

< (The Lesser Than operator)

/ (Division Operator)

>= (The Greater or Equal operator)

<= (The Lesser or Equal operator)

Javascript statements are formed with operands and operators and this eventually resolves to a value.

These are javascript statements

1+2

(2*3) + (6*5)

x =62

The values in the statements are the operands while the symbols between the values are the operators.

To get the value of 1 + 2:

Assign a name to both operands. E.g. “Addition”

Then, document.write which runs the operation. If the operation is successful, it will appear on the webpage.

var addition = 1 + 2;

document.write (addition);

On your webpage, your answer will be displayed as '3'