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           Unary Operators:

           1  Increment operators (++): JavaScript uses an increment operators ( ++ ) to increasing the value of variable
              with ( + 1 ).
              Increment Operators are two types:

              i  Pre- Increment operator (++a): It is use for increasing value before use of variable.
              ii  Post- Increment operator (a++): It is use for increasing value after use of variable.
           2  Decrement operators (--): JavaScript uses an decrement operators ( -- ) to decreasing the value of variable
              with ( - 1 ) .

              i  Pre- decrement operator (++a): It is use for decreasing value before use of variable.
              ii  Post- decrement operator (a++): It is use for decreasing value after use of variable.
           Comparison Operators: JavaScript uses an comparison operators to compare values between two variables.
           There are many type of comparison operators:
           •  Greater than(>)

           •  Greater than and Equal(>=)
           •  Smaller than(<)
           •  Smaller than and Equal(<=)
           •  Equal to(==)

           •  Equal to & Type(===)
           •  Not Equal to(!=)
           •  Not Equal to and Type(!==)
           Logical Operators: JavaScript uses an Logical operators to compare and given a boolean value.
           There are three types of Logical operators:
           •  Logical AND (&&)

           •  Logical OR ( | | )
           •  Logical NOR ( ! )











           Types of JavaScript Operators
           There are different types of JavaScript operators:

           •  Arithmetic Operators
           •  Assignment Operators
           •  Comparison Operators
           •  String Operators

           •  Logical Operators
           •  Bitwise Operators
           •  Ternary Operators
           •  Type Operators



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