Let’s use arithmetic operators in Swift to calculate things now that we’ve specified variables.
Some of the basic arithmetic operators are as follows:
+
addition*
multiplication-
subtraction%
modulo (divides and gives the remainder)/
divisionConsider the following example:
var points = 0;
// points are 0
points = 4 + 6;
// it is now 10
points = points - 2;
// it is now 8
points = 3 * 2;
// it is now 6
points = 8 / 4;
// and now 2
points = 5 % 2;
// and now 1
Note: Parentheses can be used to specify the order of operations. For example, in points = 3*(2 + 1)
, the parentheses make the points
equal to 3*3
rather than 6 + 1
.
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