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Operators:

operator + result = expression1 + expression2 Sums two expressions.

operator - result = expression1 - expression2 Finds the difference between two expressions.

operator * result = expression1 * expression2 Multiplies two expressions (Type of result is always floating)

operator / result = expression1 / expression2 Devides expression1 on expression2 (Type of result is always floating)

operator ^ result = expression1 ^ expression2 Raises expression1 to the power of an expression2. (Type of result is always floating)

operator mod result = expression1 % expression2 Calculates the modulo remainder. This is the value of p mod q, the modulo remainder when dividing p by q. The result is given by p - q int (p/q): it has the same sign as p: thus, 5 mod 3 = 2, -5 mod 3 = -2. No error is raised if non-integer arguments are passed. (Type of result is always integer)

operator or result = expression1 or expression2 Performs a logical disjunction on two expressions. (Type of result is always integer)

operator and result = expression1 and expression2 Performs a logical conjunction on two expressions (Type of result is always integer)

operator and result = not expression Performs logical negation on an expression (Type of result is always integer)

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