JavaScript is a powerful programming language and it can interact with numbers and operators in various ways. One of the ways it can be used is for math sums. If you're wondering what the syntax for javascript math sums would be, then read on.
In JavaScript, math sums are performed using the same basic operators we use when talking about math in everyday life: addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), division (/). Anything more complex will involve more syntax and functions specific to those operations.
For example:
- Adding two numbers together is as simple as writing the two numbers side-by-side and adding a plus operator between them: a + b
- To subtract one number from another you write them with the appropriate number to be subtracted next to a minus operator: a - b
- To multiply two numbers you write them side by side with an asterisk between themon: a * b
- For division you use the same syntax but use a slash( / )as your operator instead: a / b
Aside from addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, JavaScript also has several other mathematical operations such as power (^) and modulo (%). The syntax for these operations is slightly different from standard addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. For example:
- When using power (^) you write your two numbers with the base number followed by an up arrow("^") followed by the exponent value: a ^ b
- For modulo (%) (which gives you the remainder of an operation) you type your two operands before placing a percent sign "%" between them :a % b
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