Assignment Operators in C

Assignment operators are used to assign the result of an expression to a variable.we have seen the usual assignment operator ‘=’.

Example

#include<stdio.h>
int main() {
   int values;
   values = 10;
   values += 1;
   printf("\nValues is = %d", values);
   values = 10;
   values -= 1;
   printf("\nValues is = %d", values);
   values = 10;
   values *= 2;
   printf("\nValues is = %d", values);
   values = 11;
   values /= 4;
   printf("\nValues is = %d", values);
   values = 11;
   values %= 4;
   printf("\nValues is = %d", values);
   return 0;
}							
						
							

Output

Values is = 11
Values is = 9
Values is = 20 
Values is = 2
Values is = 3