User's Manual SiteView – Data Logger Software

operand by 1.i--;new Used to create objects and invoke constructors Class1 c = new Class1();+ The + operator can function as either a unary or a Int a;binary operator.a = 5 + 5;Unary + operators are predefined for all numerictypes. The result of a unary + operation on anumeric type is just the value of the operand.Binary + operators are predefined for numeric andstring types. For numeric types, + computes thesum of its two operands. When one or bothoperands are of type string, + concatenates thestring representations of the operands.- The - operator can function as either a unary or abinary operator.! The logical negation operator (!) is a unaryoperator that negates its operand. It is defined forbool and returns true if and only if its operand isfalse.~ The ~ operator performs a bitwise complementoperation on its operand, which has the effect ofreversing each bitInt a;a = 5 – 5;bool val = true;if(!val){}byte a = 0x10;a = ~a;&The & operator can function as either a unary or abinary operator.The unary & operator returns the address of itsoperand.Binary & operators are predefined for the integraltypes and bool. For integral types, & computes thelogical bitwise AND of its operands. For booloperands, & computes the logical AND of itsoperands; that is, the result is true if and only ifboth its operands are true.byte a = 0x10;a = a & 0x01;* The multiplication operator (*), which computesthe product of its operands. Also, the dereferenceoperator, which allows reading and writing to apointer./ The division operator (/) divides its first operandby its second. All numeric types have predefineddivision operators.int a = 1;a = 5 * 10;int a;a = 10 /5;% The modulus operator (%) computes theremainder after dividing its first operand by itssecond. All numeric types have predefined modulusoperators.int a ;a = 10 % 5;