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In addition to the basic assignment operator, Windows PowerShell also provides a collection of compound assignment operators which combine an arithmetic operation with the assignment. These operators are outlined in the following table:
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== Windows PowerShell Arithmetic Operators ==
Windows PowerShell provides a range of operators for the purpose of creating mathematical expressions. These operators primarily fall into the category of ''binary'' operators in that they take two operands. The exception is the ''unary negative operator'' (-) which serves to indicate that a value is negative rather than positive. This contrasts the the ''subtraction operator'' (-) which takes two operands (i.e . one value to be subtracted from another). The behavior of a number of these operators varies depending on whether the operands are numbers, strings, arrays or hashtables.
The following table lists the primary Windows PowerShell arithmetic operators:
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