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Hello and welcome to the golden programming language course in the previous session, you talked about

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arithmetic operators.

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And in this session, we want to talk about the other operators concept.

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Assignment operators, assignment operators are used to assigning a value to a variable.

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The left side or brand of the assignment operator is a variable and right site or plan of the assignment

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operator is the value.

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The value on the right side must be of the same data type of the variable on the left side.

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Otherwise, the compiler will raise an array of assignment operators and go languages are simple assignment

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operator, add and assignment operator.

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Subtract and assignment operator.

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Multiply and assignment operator.

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Divide and assignment operator.

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And Modulus and assignment operator.

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Now let's go to your school program to illustrate how to use of assignment operators.

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First, we define two variables and initialize them.

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For example, that a Boyda type eight equals 30 and Vice B by the time gained and equals 15.

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Now create the Sampat for simple assignment operator.

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Now we will write a equals b.

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OK.

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A variable value is equivalent be variable value.

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Now go to the next line and disbelief values are variable A and B, so the right f be a equals, said

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Avery.

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Then I go to the next line FP B equals comma B, so reformat the code, save the project and execute

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the program.

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Go wrong dot.

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This list may just go.

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Now we can see the output A equals one.

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B equals 50, so a variable value is equivalent B variable value.

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Now create the same pin for add and assignment operator.

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So first, clear the last code.

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So we write a plus equals B.

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It adds right or end to the left or print and assign a result to left or print.

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It means a equals a plus b.

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Now we display the value of a variable, so we write FP A equals a.

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Save the project and execute the program first, clear screen, go run, dot back as main the school.

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Now we can see the output, a variable value is equivalent, the sum of variable A and B, and it is

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80 now create a sample for subtract and assignment operator.

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So first clear the last court a minus equals B.

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It's soft strikes, right or planned from the left or planned and assigned the reason to lift or print,

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it means a equals a minus B.

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Now we display the value of a variable, so we write up a equals comma, a save the project and execute

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the program.

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Now we can see the output.

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A variable value is equivalent to subtraction of variables A and B, and it's equals minus 20.

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Now create a sample for multiply and assignment operator.

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So clear the last quote.

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A multiplication equals B.

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It multiplies right operand with the left operand and assign the result to left footprint.

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It means a equals a multiplication.

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B Now go to the next line and display the value of a value.

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So we write up a equals comma, a save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the output a equals one thousand and 500, a variable value is equivalent to the multiplication

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of variables A and B.

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Now you want to create a sample for divide and assignment operator.

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So first clear the last code

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and we write a divide equals be it divided left operand with the right operation and assign the result

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to left operand.

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It means eight equals eight.

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Division B now go to the next line and display the value of a variable, so we write f b e equals comma

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a save the project, then execute the program.

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Now we can see the output a equals zero, the value of the variable A is equal to the division of the

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value that a buy B and it's zero.

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Now, create a sample for modules and assignment operator sofas clear the last got a.

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Modulus.

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Equals B.

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It takes modulus using two operations and assigns the result left operand, and it's means a equals

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a modulus b now go to the next line and display the value of a valid and so great FP a equals comma

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a.

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Reformat the code, save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the output eight equals 13, the value of variable A is equal to the reminder of the

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division of Variable A by B, and it's 30.

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OK.

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We were able to explain the assignment operators and give examples in order not to prolong the time

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of decision.

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We will finish it and we'll continue the content in the next session.

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Goodbye.