Arithmetic Operations Homework Help

+ Addition % Modulus
- Subtraction ++ Increment
* Multiplication -- Decrement
/ Division

Increment and Decrement Operators can be post-fixed or pre-fixed. When it is pre-fixed the value is computed before the expression is evaluated, however when it is post-fixed the value is computed after the expression is evaluated.

Following example will explain it more properly:

#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int a,x;
printf("Enter some integer: ");
scanf("%d",&a);
x=a++;
printf("\nx : %d",x);
printf("a : %d",a);
x=a++;
printf("\nx : %d",x);
printf("a : %d",a);
x=++a;
printf("\nx : %d",x);
printf("a : %d",a);
x=++a;
printf("\nx : %d",x);
printf("a : %d",a);
return;
}

Output of this program is:

Enter some integer: 10
x : 10 a : 11
x : 11 a : 12
x : 13 a : 13
x : 14 a : 14

Topics in C Programming

• Data Type
• Input Output
• Formatting Of Output
• Arithmetic Operations
• Logical Operators
• Order Of Precedence
• Decision Control
• Loops
• Functions
• Passing Values
• Function Calls
• Recursion
• Pointers
• Structures
• Structures and Pointers
• Array
• File Handling In C