Arithmetic Operators

Cpp language uses operators to do arithmetic.
Arithmetic Operator (AO) is a symbol that performs mathematical operation on data. C++ provides many arithmetic operators. Each of these operators uses two values (called operands) to calculate a final answer.
Following is list of all arithmetic operators in c++:

  • Addition 
  • Subtraction
  • Multiplication
  • Division
  • Modulus

Addition
The symbol use for addition is ‘+’. It is used to add two numbers in c++.
Example: 2+3 and result is 5.

Subtraction

The symbol use for subtraction in c++ is ‘-’. It is used to minus two numbers.
Example:4-1 ,Output is 3.

Multiplication
The symbol use for multiply two number and use ‘*’ symbol for multiplication in c++.

Division
The symbol use for Division in Cpp is ‘/’.
Example: 6/3 output is 2.

Modulus
The Modulus in c++ is used for gives the remainder of division of two integers. The symbol use for modulus is ‘%’.

Arithmetic operators program


I used Borland C++ compiler to run this program.
#include <iostream>
#include <conio>

int main ()
{
    int a;
    int b;

    cout << " Enter two number for addition" << endl;
    cin>> a;
    cin>> b;
    cout<<" the result is ="<<a+b<< endl;
    cout << " Enter two number for subtraction" << endl;
    cin>> a;
    cin>> b;
    cout<<" the result is ="<<a-b<< endl;
    cout << " Enter two numbers for Multiplication " << endl;
    cin>> a;
    cin>> b;
    cout<<" the result is ="<<a*b<< endl;
    cout << " Enter two number for Division"  <<  endl;
    cin>> a;
    cin>> b;
    cout<< "the result is ="<< a/b;
      getch ();
        return 0;
}
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