Assignment operator is an operator that assigns addition, subtraction and arithmetic operators to a variable. This operator is very often used in the process of making applications, because it is used very well in summarizing code.
Cheat Sheet
| = | Assigns a value to a variable |
| += |
Gives a value to a variable by adding the operation to that variable from the contents of the right variable. Example: A = A+B can become A += B |
| ??= | Assigns a value to a variable when the right-hand variable is null |
| -= |
Gives a value to a variable by subtracting the variable from the right side of the variable. Example: A = A-B could become A-=B |
| *= |
Gives a value to a variable by multiplying that variable from the contents of the right variable. Example:
A = A*B could be A*=B |
| /= |
Gives a value to a variable by dividing the variable from the right side of the variable. Example: A = A/B could be A/=B |
Code Example
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