Using Java operators

- I've already used a number of Java's operators…in my examples, but I'll take a moment now…to go through them in detail.…Java syntax is based on C. It's a C-style language.…And so it uses most of the same operators…that you'll find in most C-style languages,…including C, C++, C#,…JavaScript, and so on.…There are various types of operators.…The equality operators are used…to compare values to each other,…assignment operators do exactly what it says, assign values,…and there are mathematical operators and logical operators.…

Here are some of the most common…assignment and math operators.…When you declare a variable in Java…you always start with the data type…followed by the name of the variable.…But you don't have to immediately assign a value.…The default value will depend on…whether the variable is a primitive or an object.…But if you want to assign a value,…you use the single "=" character…as the assignment operator.…The data type and variable name…go on the left, and the value on the right.…

This would be a simple assignment,…