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Operations In JS

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Introduction to Operations in JavaScript

JavaScript offers a variety of


operations that can be performed on
data.

These operations include arithmetic,


comparison, logical, and bitwise
operations.

Understanding these operations is


crucial for effective programming and
data manipulation.
Arithmetic Operations

Arithmetic operations in JavaScript


include addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.

The addition operator (+) can also


concatenate strings when used with
string operands.

JavaScript also supports the modulus


operator (%) for obtaining the
remainder of division.
Comparison Operations

Comparison operations are used to


compare two values and return a
boolean result.

Common comparison operators


include equal (==), strict equal
(===), and not equal (!=).

It is important to understand the


difference between loose and strict
equality in JavaScript.
Logical Operations

Logical operations combine boolean


values and return true or false based
on the conditions.

The logical AND (&&), OR (||), and


NOT (!) operators are commonly used
in control flows.

These operations are essential for


creating complex conditional
statements in code.
Bitwise Operations

Bitwise operations work on the binary


representations of numbers at the bit
level.

Common bitwise operators include


AND (&), OR (|), NOT (~), and XOR
(^).

They are often used in performance-


sensitive applications or low-level
programming tasks.
Conclusion and Best Practices

Mastering operations in JavaScript can


enhance code efficiency and
readability.

It is recommended to use strict


equality checks to avoid unexpected
type coercion issues.

Regular practice with these operations


will lead to better coding habits and
problem-solving skills.
References

MDN Web Docs: JavaScript Operators

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Operators

JavaScript.info: Operators

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