Operators connect constants and variables to form expressions. The easiest operators for you to cut your teeth on are the arithmetic operators:AdditionSubtractionMultiplicationDivision&MinimumMaximum# Modulo$1+2-33-2-12*3-63/2-1($Integer division$263-22!3-33$#$2=1$lyAn important feature $$ of these, and all operators, is that evaluation in an expression takes place STRICTLY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. Parentheses r may be usedto group parts as in algebra.The & $($minimum$),!($maximum$),$ and # $($modulo$)$ operators are probably less familiar to you than the other four operators. Below are some examples of howthey can be used:X#$10$X&$10$X$!10$X$!1$&$10$the remainder of X$/10$X if X is less than $10,$ otherwise $10$x if X is greater than $10,$ otherwise $10$X if X is between$\mathrm{.}1$ and $10,$ or$1$ if X is less than $1,$ or$10$ if X is greater than $10$Positive value of X$-$X$!$XWhat is the value of this expression: $1+1*3/2+7$#$129$O $7$O$10$