Operator Concept in Java:- It is a special identifier of Java which has defined as a predefined method in java library . It is used to perform a different type of operation using operand. The operand can be defined as a variable, constant, and literals in the program. Object operator +() { } Object operator -() { } we can not redefine operator definition in Java because the operator method is read-only. hence java not support operator overloading concept. Type of Operator:- 1 Unary: - It will work using a single operand 1.1 Increment:- It is used to increase the value by one 1.1.1 Pre:- First Increase value then perform other operations. ++identifier 1.1.2 Post:- First perform other operations then increase value. identifier++ int a=2,b; b=a++; //b=2,a=3 int a=3,b; b=++a; //4,4 int a=2,b; b = a++ + a++ + a++; #9 ...
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