Definition:
The arguments that have an operation performed on them by an operator are called operands.
Examples:
In the following code, the arithmetic operator "+" is performing an add operation on the two operands "2" and "3":
int result = 2 + 3;
By Paul Leahy, About.com Guide
The arguments that have an operation performed on them by an operator are called operands.
In the following code, the arithmetic operator "+" is performing an add operation on the two operands "2" and "3":
int result = 2 + 3;
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