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                  Multiplication (*) Operator
                  The multiplication (*) operator is used for multiplying two values or operands either of integer literals or real
                  literals. The result may be positive or negative depending on the values.  For example,

                         If m=10, n=5          then,  -m*n = -10*5 = -50
                         If m = 14, n= 6       then,  m*n = 14 * 6 = 84

                         If i = -20.5, j = -10   then,  i*j = -20.5 * -10 =  205.0


                   Program 7      Example of multiplication (*) oprator.

                     1  class multiplication_operator
                     2  {

                     3      public static void main(int a, int b)
                     4      {

                     5          int c=a*b;
                     6          System.out.println("Result of Multiplication : " + c);

                     7      }
                     8  }

                              Input:                                  You will get the following output:

















                  Division (/) Operator
                  The division (/) operator is used for finding the quotient between two values either of integer literal or real literal.
                  The result may be positive or negative depending on the values.


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