Explain compound assignment operators, C/C++ Programming

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Compound Assignment Operators

Apart from the binary and the unary arithmetic operators, we also have compound assignment operators. These are +=, -=, *=, /=, %=. Using these operators, the expression

                x = x + 5;

can also be written as

                x += 5;

This helps in writing compact code.

 


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