Operators in C programming | Types of operators in C Program | Unary, Binary and Ternary Operators

There are 3 types of operators in C Program on the basis of the numbers of operators: 

Unary Operators: 

• The operators that requires only one operands to give the result is known as unary operators. 

 For example: 

•   a++; 
•  ++a; 
•  --a; 
•  a--; 
•  b=-2a; tc. 
  
  
  
  
  
  

Binary Operators: 

• The operators that requires two operands to give the result is known as binary operators. 
• It is not the operation in binary form only🤦‍♂️. 

For example:

• a+b;
• a-b;
• z=x%y; etc. 
  
  
  
  
  
  

Ternary Operator: 

The operator that requires three operands are known as ternary operators. 

The conditional operator is the ternary operator. As it works with three operands. 

 The three operands are: 

The condition

The true part

The false part

Syntax:

Result = condition ? Value_if_true : Value_if_false ; 

For Example: large = a>b ? a : b ;