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Expressions are a collection of.....
operators & operands that evaluate to a single value.
Numeric operators are a combination of.....
numbers & numeric operators.
Numeric expressions give us....
numeric answers.
In Numeric Expressions we can use any combination of.....
whole numbers, unsigned integers, or integers in our expressions.
Numbers in an expression are called.....
operands.
Operators separate each operand and tell us what......
type of arithmetic we need to do.
Unary Operators affect a .....
single operand.
Unary Operators are.....
-
+
++
--
- is......
negative
+ means.....
positive
++ means......
increaments adds 1 to a number.
-- means.....
decrements subtracts 1 from a number.
Binary Operators affects.....
a pair of operands.
Binary Operators are.....
+
-
*
/
%
+ means......
addition
- means.....
subtraction
* means.......
Multiplication
/ means......
division
% means......
modulus (remainded after division.)
Expressions are used in a specific order.....
1. Exponents
2. Multiplication, Modulus, and Division.
3. Addition & Subtraction.
Everything inside a pair of parentheses is evaluated......
before anything outside them is.
We evaluate expressions from.......
left to right starting with the innermost set of parentheses.
There is only one type of string expression which is.....
Concatenation.
The symbol for concatenation looks like.....
the numeric addition operator but it is not.
The concatenation string operator combines one or more.....
strings into a single string.