Arithmetic Operator in JSP Expression Language

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What are the JSP Expression Language Arithmetic Operator?

Explanation

Arithmetic operators are used for basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication , division and modulus in JSP Expression Language.

Logic	Expression	Result
Addition	${2+3}	5
Addition	${2.5+3}	5.5
Addition	${3.3E4 + 2.5}	33002.5
Subraction	${-2-3}	-5
Multiplication	${2*3}	6
Division	${6/2}	3
Division	${6 div 2}	3
Division	${6/0}	Infinity
Modulus	${7%3}	1
Modulus	${7 mod 3}	1

Example:

   The Modulus of 7 and 3 is: "${7%3}"

Result:

    The Modulus of 7 and 3 is: "1"

In the above example we have used the "%" or the "modulus" operator to find the remainder of x and y, which has values "7" and "3". The result is 1 as the remainder after dividing "7" by "3" is 1.

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