Use of arithmetic operaters

 #include<stdio.h>

int main()

{



           int  a=5,b=6;

           

    printf("the value of a+b is :%d\n",a+b);

   printf("the value of a-b is :%d\n",a-b);

   printf("the value of a/b is :%d\n",a/b);

   printf("the value of a*b is :%d\n",a*b);


    return 0;



}

Output :

the value of a+b is :11

the value of a-b is :-1

the value of a/b is :0

the value of a*b is :30

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