Java: Operators Part-5 More Operators

Hello Friends!!!

Today we are going to learn more operators. In one of my previous articles, I have mentioned that Java is rich and powerful in the matter of Operators.
Some Operators such as,

.(Dot)	This operator is used as a member access operator.
+	This operator is also used as a string concatenation operator.
[ ]	Square brackets are used to define the size of the operator.
instanceof	This operator is used to check the object is defined in the class or not.
+=	Arithmetic addition and assign to the variable, for example, a+=b
-=	Arithmetic subtraction and assign to the variable, for example, a-=b
*=	Arithmetic multiplication and assign to the variable, for example, a*=b
/=	Arithmetic division and assign to the variable, for example, a/=b
%=	Arithmetic modules and assign to the variable, for example, a%=b
&=	Bitwise AND and assignment
|=	Bitwise OR and assignment
^=	Bitwise exclusive OR assignment
>>=	Shift right with assignment
>>>=	Shift right zero fill assignment
<<=	Shift left with the assignment

These are more operators available in Java. That's it with the operators in Java. Let's take an example of instanceof operator.

	//wap to demonstrate instanceof
	class DemoInstance{
	public static void main(String args[])
	{
	DemoInstance d=new DemoInstance();
	boolean b=d instanceof DemoInstance;
	System.out.println("d is an instance of:"+b);
	}
	}
	//In inheritance
	class Shape{}
	class Circle extends Shape{
	public static void main(String args[])
	{
	Circle c=new Circle();
	boolean b=c instanceof Shape;
	System.out.println("c is an instance of Shape:"+b);
	}
	}

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Try this example and check the output.