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In recent years, one of the most interesting areas of research in approximation theory is the application of q-calculus (see [1]). Phillips [15] first introduced the q-analogue of well-known Bernstein polynomials. After that, many other authors introduced modifications of the other important operators based on the q-integers, for example, q-Meyer-König operators [18], q-Bleimann, Butzer and Hahn operators [14], q-Szász-Mirakyan operators [13], q-Baskakov operators [5] and so on [6], [8], [9]. Now we mention certain definitions based on q-integers and the details can be found in [10]. For any fixed real number q > 0 and each non-negative integer n, we denote q-integers by [n]q, where

STANCU TYPE GENERALIZATION OF MODIFIED GAMMA OPERATORS BASED ON q-INTEGERS