Lec 03. Arithmetic Operator / Relational Operator

Lecture 3Lecture 3
Version 1.0Version 1.0
Arithmetic OperatorArithmetic Operator
Relational OperatorRelational Operator
Decision MakingDecision Making
KeywordsKeywords

2Rushdi Shams, Dept of CSE, KUET, Bangladesh
Arithmetic OperatorsArithmetic Operators
 Most C programs perform arithmetic calculationsMost C programs perform arithmetic calculations

Arithmetic operatorsArithmetic operators
 The arithmetic operators are allThe arithmetic operators are all binary operatorsbinary operators
 The expression 3+7 contains binary operator +The expression 3+7 contains binary operator +
and twoand two operandsoperands 3 and 73 and 7
 Integer division yields an integer result. 17/4 is 4Integer division yields an integer result. 17/4 is 4
 The modulus operator means the remainderThe modulus operator means the remainder
after a division operation. 17%4 is 1after a division operation. 17%4 is 1

Rules of Operator PrecedenceRules of Operator Precedence
1.1. Expressions or portion of expressionsExpressions or portion of expressions
contained in pairs of parentheses are evaluatedcontained in pairs of parentheses are evaluated
first. In case of nested parentheses, the innerfirst. In case of nested parentheses, the inner
most parentheses will be evaluated first.most parentheses will be evaluated first.

2.2. Multiplication, division and modulusMultiplication, division and modulus
operations are evaluated next. If an expressionoperations are evaluated next. If an expression
contains several *, / or % operations,contains several *, / or % operations,
evaluations proceed from left to right. Theseevaluations proceed from left to right. These
operators are on the same level of precedence.operators are on the same level of precedence.

3.3. Addition and subtraction are evaluated last. IfAddition and subtraction are evaluated last. If
an expression contains several + or -an expression contains several + or -
operations, evaluations proceed from left tooperations, evaluations proceed from left to
right.right.

Brain Storm IBrain Storm I
 m=(a+b+c+d+e)/5m=(a+b+c+d+e)/5
 m=a+b+c+d+e/5m=a+b+c+d+e/5
 What are the differences here?What are the differences here?

Brain Storm IIBrain Storm II
 y=mx+cy=mx+c
 How do you write this expression in C? AnyHow do you write this expression in C? Any
parenthesis required?parenthesis required?

Brain Storm IIIBrain Storm III
 z=pr%q+w/x-yz=pr%q+w/x-y
 It is in algebraic format. How will it be written inIt is in algebraic format. How will it be written in
C? What will be the order of precedence givenC? What will be the order of precedence given
by the C compiler while it is written in Cby the C compiler while it is written in C
format?format?

Decision Making: RelationalDecision Making: Relational
OperatorsOperators
 Executable C expressions either doExecutable C expressions either do actionsactions (calculations(calculations
or input or output) or make aor input or output) or make a decisiondecision
 For example, in a program where the user will put hisFor example, in a program where the user will put his
mark and want to know if he passed or failed, you willmark and want to know if he passed or failed, you will
have to do three things-have to do three things-
1. Take the mark from the user.1. Take the mark from the user. ActionAction
2. Compare the mark with a predefined pass mark range.2. Compare the mark with a predefined pass mark range.
DecisionDecision
3. Provide that decision to user.3. Provide that decision to user. ActionAction

OperatorsOperators
 The decision in C is done by a control structureThe decision in C is done by a control structure
calledcalled ifif
 It allows a program to make a decision based onIt allows a program to make a decision based on
the truth or falsity of some statement of factthe truth or falsity of some statement of fact
calledcalled conditioncondition
 If the condition is true,If the condition is true, the body statementthe body statement will bewill be
executed otherwise not- it will execute the nextexecuted otherwise not- it will execute the next
statement after thestatement after the ifif structurestructure

OperatorsOperators
 Conditions inConditions in ifif structures are formed by usingstructures are formed by using
relational operatorsrelational operators
 The relational operators have the same level ofThe relational operators have the same level of
precedence and they associate left to rightprecedence and they associate left to right
 OnlyOnly equality operatorsequality operators have a lower level ofhave a lower level of
precedence than others and they also associateprecedence than others and they also associate
left to rightleft to right

OperatorsOperators

OperatorsOperators
 There is a subtle difference between == and =.There is a subtle difference between == and =.
In case of =, it is associated from right to left.In case of =, it is associated from right to left.
a=b means the value of b is assigned to aa=b means the value of b is assigned to a

OperatorsOperators
#include <stdio.h>#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>#include <conio.h>
void main(){void main(){
clrscr();clrscr();
int num1, num2;int num1, num2;
printf(“Enter two numbers to compare: ”);printf(“Enter two numbers to compare: ”);
scanf(“%d %d”, &num1, &num2);scanf(“%d %d”, &num1, &num2);
if(num1 == num2)if(num1 == num2)
printf(“%d and %d are equal”, num1, num2);printf(“%d and %d are equal”, num1, num2);
if(num1 != num2)if(num1 != num2)
printf(“%d and %d are not equal”, num1, num2);printf(“%d and %d are not equal”, num1, num2);
if(num1 < num2)if(num1 < num2)
printf(“%d is less than %d”, num1, num2);printf(“%d is less than %d”, num1, num2);
if(num1 > num2)if(num1 > num2)
printf(“%d is greater than %d”, num1, num2);printf(“%d is greater than %d”, num1, num2);
if(num1 <= num2)if(num1 <= num2)
printf(“%d is less than or equal to %d”, num1, num2);printf(“%d is less than or equal to %d”, num1, num2);
if(num1 >= num2)if(num1 >= num2)
printf(“%d is greater than or equal to %d”, num1, num2);printf(“%d is greater than or equal to %d”, num1, num2);
getch();getch();
}}

KeywordsKeywords
 intint andand ifif areare keywordskeywords oror reserved wordsreserved words in Cin C
 You cannot use them as variable names as CYou cannot use them as variable names as C
compiler processes keywords in a different waycompiler processes keywords in a different way

KeywordsKeywords

QsQs
1.1. Every C program must have a function. What is its name?Every C program must have a function. What is its name?
2.2. What symbols are used to contain the body of the function?What symbols are used to contain the body of the function?
3.3. With what symbol every statement ends with?With what symbol every statement ends with?
4.4. Which function displays information on the screen? WhichWhich function displays information on the screen? Which
header file is required for that function?header file is required for that function?
5.5. What does n represents?What does n represents?
6.6. Which function takes input from the user?Which function takes input from the user?
7.7. Which specifier is required to represent integer?Which specifier is required to represent integer?
8.8. Which keyword is used to make decision?Which keyword is used to make decision?
9.9. What are used to make a program readable?What are used to make a program readable?

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