Practice Exercise: Basic Arithmetic Statements Arithmetic Operators: | Assignment Operators: () overrides order | = a single equal sign is the simple assignment Increment ++ | operator; it assigns the result from evaluating Decrement -- | the expression on the right side to the variable Negative - | left of the = sign; Compound operators follow: Multiplication * | *= "times equals" assigns product of both to left Division / | /= "divide equals" assigns quotient to left side Addition + | += "plus equals" assigns sum Subtraction - | -= "minus equals" assigns difference Modulus % | %= "modulus equals" assigns remainder 1. Increment(add): show three ways to increment an integer variable named count by 1. 2. Addition: Assign to a variable named netPrice the sum of price plus tax. 3. Subtraction: Show two ways to find balance as the difference of balance and withdrawalAmount. 4. Multiplication: Assign to a variable named interest the value of balance multiplied by rate. 5. Division: Compute milesPerGallon by dividing miles by gallons. 6. Multiplication and Division: Write statements to reduce the value referenced by the variable debt by half--one with a multiply operation and the other with a divide. 7. Modulus (remainder): Find the number of 49 cent stamps that may be bought with one dollar (100 cents), and the cents to be returned as change.