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Question:  Sum of two numbers without using arithmetic operators

Answer: ex:
int a=10;
int b=10;
int sum=a+b;
without using "+" operator calculate sum


July 07, 2008 05:48:29 #4
 ceren6   Member Since: July 2008    Total Comments: 2 

RE: sum of two numbers without using arithmetic operators
 
Arithmetic operators
Operator NameSyntaxOverloadableIncluded in C
Unary Plus +a Yes Yes
Addition (Sum) a + b Yes Yes
Prefix Increment ++a Yes Yes
Postfix Increment a++ Yes Yes
Assignment by Addition a += b Yes Yes
Unary Minus (Negation) -a Yes Yes
Subtraction (Difference) a - b Yes Yes
Prefix Decrement --a Yes Yes
Postfix Decrement a-- Yes Yes
Assignment by Subtraction a -= b Yes Yes
Multiplication (Product) a * b Yes Yes
Assignment by Multiplication a *= b Yes Yes
Division (Quotient) a / b Yes Yes
Assignment by Division a /= b Yes Yes
Modulus (Remainder) a % b Yes Yes
Assignment by Modulus a %= b Yes Yes
     

 

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