Respuesta :
Answer:
arithmetic
Explanation:
Arithmetic operator like + , - , * , / are used to perform calculations with values in programs. For example:
1 + 2 will add 1 and 2 and return the value 3.
1 * 2 will multiply 1 and 2 and return the value 2.
3 - 2 will subtract 2 from 3 and return the value 1.
The values which undergo the operation can be integral or floating point.
Answer:
Option a is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
For any programming language, An arithmetic operator is used to perform the calculation for any set of values. It takes two or more value to perform the calculation. This operation performed by the help of the Arithmetic logic unit which is also called ALU. It lies on the CPU and works for the instruction of the control unit.
The above question scenario states that if there are two or more value then which operator is used to perform calculation then the answer is an arithmetic operator as described above. Hence option a is the right answer. while the other is not because--
- Option b states about calculation operator but it is not the defined operator for any programming language.
- Option c states about integer operator but it is not the defined operator for any programming language.
- Option d states about precedence operator but it is not the defined operator for any programming language. It tells that which operator is executed first if two or more operators are used for any statement.
