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    This document provides instructions and information about types, control instructions, arithmetic instructions, and operators for a programming language. It defines type declaration instructions, valid and invalid variable declarations, and arithmetic operators like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It also describes control instructions for sequence, decision, and loop control. Finally, it outlines relational, logical, assignment, and ternary operators and their precedence.

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    Instructions

    These are statements in a Program

    Types

    Type Declaration Control


    Instructions Arithmetic Instructions
    Instructions
    Instructions
    Type Declaration Instructions Declare var before using it

    VALID INVALID
    int a = 22 ; int a = 22 ;
    int b = a; int b = a;
    int c = b + 1; int c = b + 2;
    int d = 1 , e; int d = 2 , e;

    int a,b,c;
    int a,b,c = 1 ;
    a = b = c = 1;
    Arithmetic Instructions

    a+b

    Operand 1 Operand 2

    Operator

    NOTE - single variable on the LHS


    Arithmetic Instructions
    VALID INVALI
    a=b+c D
    b+c=a
    a=b*c
    a = bc a
    a=b/ c
    = b^c

    NOTE - pow(x,y) for x to the power y


    Arithmetic Instructions
    Modular Operator %
    Returns remainder for int

    3%2=1

    -3 % 2 = -1
    Arithmetic Instructions
    Type Conversion

    int op int int

    int op float float

    float op float float


    Arithmetic Instructions
    Operator Precedence

    *, / , x = 4 + 9 * 10
    %

    +, -

    = x=4*3/ 6*2
    Arithmetic Instructions
    Associativity (for same precedence)

    Left to Right

    x=4*3/ 6*2
    Instructions
    Control Instructions
    Used to determine flow of program

    a. Sequence Control

    b. Decision Control

    c. Loop Control

    d. Case Control
    Operators
    a. Arithmetic Operators

    b. Relational Operators

    c. Logical Operators

    d. Bitwise Operators

    e. Assignment Operators

    f. Ternary Operator
    Operators
    Relational Operators

    ==

    >, >=

    <, <=

    !=
    Operators
    Logical Operators

    && AND

    || OR

    ! NOT
    Operator Precendence
    Priority Operator
    1 !

    2 *, / ,
    %
    3 +, -

    4 <, <=, >, >=

    5 ==, !=

    6 &
    &
    7 ||

    8 =
    Operators
    Assignment Operators
    =
    +=

    -=

    *=

    /=

    %=

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