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Hello and welcome to this video.

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In this video I'll be explaining what arithmetic operators are and also showing you basic examples arithmetic.

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Operators are operators that are used to perform arithmetic actions or functions on numbers or variables.

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Here's a table of some basic arithmetic operators.

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So start from the top where we've got the addition operator.

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And basically that is used to add numbers of values together.

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For example two plus two.

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We've got the surprise action operator which is used to surprise pranked numbers of values.

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Example for so practice to mix.

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We've got the multiplication operator which is basically used to multiply numbers or values.

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Example Seven times three in programming and a javascript multiplication is represented by the Asterix

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symbol.

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Next we have got the division which is used to divide numbers or values.

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Example would divide four by eight.

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Next we've got the modulus which is represented by the percent sign.

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Modules operator is used to return the remainder from a division.

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So we divide two numbers modules will return only what is left from the division.

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Next we've got the increment operator which is represented by two plus symbols.

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What that does.

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It increases the value of a number or a variable for example if you've got a variable that has a value

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of seven.

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You want to increase our value to eight.

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You use the called the variable name and then you add the plus plus symbol which is the incremental

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operator.

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And that will increase the value by 1.

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The opposite of that is the decrement operator which is used to decrease the value of a number or a

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variable by 1.

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So these are the basic arithmetic operators in JavaScript.

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You also find that these are identical to most programming languages as well.

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So I'm going to go over to my console and basically show you some basic examples open up Google home

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page on the Google home page to access the console if you are on a Windows computer you press control

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shift and J if you're on a Mac you press command shift and J that will give you access to the console.

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So I've got my console open and you should have this on the line next to the world console.

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So let me just run through the basic arithmetic operator but first I want to illustrate if a basic addition

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you may already know this already so do I apologize if I'm going through this again.

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So I'm just going to illustrate by adding two numbers together.

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I'm going to do two plus two and press enter and that will give you four next let me illustrate this

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suppression.

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I'm going to surprise two numbers.

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So four from two press and turn my keyboard and that will return a value of two.

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Next I want to multiply two numbers.

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So I'll do a seven and an asterix Asterix is what you use to represent multiplication in JavaScript

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and will multiply seven by three.

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A press pointer that returns twenty one.

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Next I'm going to illustrate a division example.

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I'm going to divide two numbers so I'll divide eight by four.

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And you represent division with the slash symbol press enter.

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And that will return to next.

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I want to illustrate the modulus operator models will only return the value of what is left after the

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division.

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So now to 5 and the percent to represent modulus.

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So I expect this to return 1 because 2 can only go into I have twice and it should be remained the one

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he can see is returned one.

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Next I want to illustrate how the increment operator works.

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First I'm going to declare a variable called X. I'm going to give it a value of seven.

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So now if I call that value variable X it will return 7 say if I want to change the value from seven

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to eight.

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I can use the increment operator by just calling the variable by its name and doing plus plus twice.

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And that will increase it.

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If I now call the variable by his name it should now return a value of eight.

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Next I want to illustrate how the discriminate operator works.

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First I'm going to declare a variable called Y.

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I'm gonna give it a value or five next.

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If I call that variable it will return to 5.

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So for example I want to decrease it to 4.

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Just call the variable by its name and use the decrement operator which is two dashes.

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Press enter.

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Now if I call the variable why it will not show me a value of 4.

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So that's basically how the decrement operator works so these are just very basic examples to illustrate

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how the javascript arithmetic operators work.

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Thanks for watching.

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Bye for now.