Operators inMVC

Operator	Description	Example
.	Dot. Used to distinguish objects and theirproperties and methods.	var myUrl = Request.Url;var count =Request["Count"].AsInt();
()	Parentheses. Used to group expressions and topass parameters to methods.	@(3 + 7)@Request.MapPath(Request.FilePath);
[]	Brackets. Used for accessing values in arrays orcollections.	var income =Request["AnnualIncome"];
=	Assignment. Assigns the value on the right side of a statement to the object on the left side. (Noticethe distinction between the = operator and the == operator.)	var age = 17;
!	Not. Reverses a true value to false and viceversa. Typically used as a shorthand way to testfor false (that is, for not true ).	bool taskCompleted = false;// Processing.if(!taskCompleted) {// Continue processing}
==	Equality. Returns true if the values are equal.	var myNum = 15;if (myNum == 15) {// Do something.}
!=	Inequality. Returns true if the values are notequal.	var theNum = 13;if (theNum != 15) {// Do something.}
< > <= >=	Less-than,greater-than,less-than-or-equal, andgreater-than-or-equal.	if (2 < 3) {// Do something.} var currentCount = 12; if(currentCount >= 12) {// Do something.}
+	Math operators used in numerical expressions.	@(5 + 13)@{ var netWorth = 150000; }@{ var newTotal = netWorth * 2; }