printf("% " )printf("% " ) operators and expressions language supports different types of operatorswhich can be used with variables and constants to form expressions these operators can be categorized into the following major groupsarithmetic operators relational operators equality operators logical operators unary operators conditional operator bitwise operators assignment operators comma operator sizeof operator we will now discuss all these operators arithmetic operators consider three variables declared asint = = resultwe will use these variables to explain arithmetic operators table shows the arithmetic operatorstheir syntaxand usage in language table arithmetic operators operation operator syntax comment result multiply result divide result addition result subtraction result modulus result in table and (on which the operator is appliedare called operands arithmetic operators can be applied to any integer or floating point number the additionsubtractionmultiplicationand division (+-*and /operators are the usual arithmetic operatorsso you are already familiar with these operators howeverthe operator might be new to you the modulus operator (%finds the remainder of an integer division this operator can be applied only on integer operands and cannot be used on float or double operands while performing modulo divisionthe sign of the result is always the sign of the first operand (the dividendtherefore - - - - - - when both operands of the division operator (/are integersthe division is performed as an integer division integer division always results in an integer result sothe result is always rounded-off by ignoring the remainder therefore / and - / -