Operators:
Mathematical and Text operators
Operator | Definition | Example | Result |
^ | Exponent (power of) | 4 ^ 2 | 16 |
* | Multiply | 5 * 4 | 20 |
/ | Divide | 20 / 4 | 5 |
+ | Add | 3 + 4 | 7 |
- | Subtract | 7 - 3 | 4 |
Mod | Remainder of division | 20 Mod 6 | 2 |
\ | Integer division | 20 \ 6 | 3 |
& | String concatenation | "Joan" & " " & "Smith" | "Joan Smith" |
Note that the order of operators is determined by the usual rules in programming. When a statement includes multiple operations the order of operations is:
Parentheses ( ), ^, *, /, \, Mod, +, -
Logical operators
Operator | Definition | Example | Result |
= | Equal to | 9 = 11 | False |
> | Greater than | 11 > 9 | True |
< | Less than | 11 < 9 | False |
>= | Greater or equal | 15 >= 15 | True |
<= | Less or equal | 9 <= 15 | True |
<> | Not equal | 9 <> 9 | False |
AND | Logical AND | (9 = 9) AND (7 = 6) | False |
OR | Logical OR | (9 = 9) OR (7 = 6) | True |
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