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what is uniary operators and binary operators and what is
the difference
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Answer / ravi kumar
uniary accepts only one operand in an expression.
when applied to numbers, yields the sum of the numbers is
called binary operators
a binary operator has two values it works with:
x + y
128 * 978
A unary operator has only one:
x++
++y
-z
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