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Operator	Functionality	Example/Explanation
=	Sets one value equal to another	counter=0  Sets the counter to equivalent the number 0
+=	Shortcut for adding to the current value.	clicks += 2  Sets the variable named counter to equivalent the current value plus two.
-=	Shortcut for subtracting from the current value.	clicks -= 2  Sets the variable named counter to equivalent the current value minus two.
*=	Shortcut for multiplying the current value.	clicks *= 2  Sets the variable named counter to equivalent the current value multiplied by two.
/=	Shortcut for dividing the current value.	clicks /= 2  Sets the variable named counter to equivalent the current value divided by two.

Description: The comparison operators used to compare two items & return a value of "true"if the condition evaluates to true, else they return false.
Functionality				Example/Explanation
==		Returns a true value if the items are the similar		Counter == 10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is equal to the number 10 currently
!=		Returns a true value if the items are not the similar		Counter != 10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is any value apart from the number 10
>		Returns a true value if the item of left is greater than the item of right		counter>10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is larger than the number 10
>=		Returns a true value if the item of left is equal to or greater than the item of right		counter>=10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is equivalent to or larger than the number 10
<		Returns a true value if the item of left is less than the item on the right		counter<10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is smaller than the number 10
<=		Returns a true value if the item of left is equal to or less than the item of right		counter<=10  Returns the value "true" if the counter's value is equivalent to or less than the number 10
Computational Operators
Description: The computational operators carry out a mathematical function on a value or values, and return a single value.
operation	Functionality		Example/Explanation
+	Adds two values together		counter+2  Returns the sum of the counter plus 2
-	Subtracts one value from another		counter-2  Returns the sum of the counter minus 2
*	Multiplies two values		counter*10  Returns the result of variable times 10
/	Divides the value of left by the one on the right and the result returns		counter/2  Divides the current value of the counter through 2 and returns the result
++X	Increments the value, & then returns the result		++counter  Looks at the current value of the counter, increments it through one, and then returns the result. If the counter contains a value of 3, this expression returns the value of 4.
X++	Returns the value, & then increments the value		counter++ Returns the value of the counter, then  do increments in the counter. If the counter contains a value of 3, this expression returns the value of 3, and then sets the counter value to 4.
--X	Decreases the value, & then returns the result		--counter Looks at the current value of the counter, decreases it through one, and then returns the result. If the counter contain a value of 7, this expression returns the value of 6.
X--	Returns the value, and then decreases the value		counter--  Returns the value of the counter, then decreases the counter value. If the counter contains a value of seven, this expression returns the value of seven, then sets the counter value to six