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3.3 Operators
MULTI_CHARACTER_OPERATORS
ADDITION_ASSIGNMENMT
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The addition arithmetic operator '+' for numeric values or the concatenation operator for text strings.
ADDITION_ASSIGNMENMT ::= "(\+\=)"
GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
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The greater-than-or-equal-to comparison operator '+='.
GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO ::= "(\>\=)"
LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
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The less-than-or-equal-to comparison operator '<'.
LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO ::= "(\<\=)"
NOT_EQUAL_TO
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The not-equal-to comparison operator '!=' or '<>'.
NOT_EQUAL_TO ::= "(\!\=)(|\<\>)"
SHIFT_LEFT
SHIFT_RIGHT
SUBTRACTION_ASSIGNMENMT
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The subtraction arithmetic operator '-=' for numeric values.
SUBTRACTION_ASSIGNMENMT ::= "(\-\=)"
Inclusive List
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The following is an inclusive list of the MULTI_CHARACTER_OPERATORS:
MULTI_CHARACTER_OPERATORS
::= ADDITION_ASSIGNMENMT
| GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
| LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
| NOT_EQUAL_TO
| SHIFT_LEFT
| SHIFT_RIGHT
| SUBTRACTION_ASSIGNMENMT
SINGLE_CHARACTER_OPERATORS
ADDITION
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The addition arithmetic operator '+' for numeric values or the concatenation operator for text strings.
ADDITION ::= "(\+)"
DIVISION
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The addition division operator '/' for numeric values.
DIVISION ::= "(\/)"
GREATER_THAN
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The great-than comparison operator '>' for numeric values.
GREATER_THAN::= "(\<)"
LESS_THAN
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The less-than comparison operator '<' for numeric values.
LESS_THAN::= "(\<)"
MODULO
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The modulo arithmetic operator '%' for numeric values.
MODULO ::= "(\%)"
MULTIPLICATION
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The multiplication division operator '/' for numeric values.
MULTIPLICATION ::= "(\*)"
TO_THE_POWER
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The exponential operator '^' for numeric values.
TO_THE_POWER ::= "(\^)"
SUBTRACTION
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The subtraction arithmetic operator '+' for numeric values
SUBTRACTION ::= "(\-)"
Inclusive List
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The following are the Single Characters
MULTI_CHARACTER_OPERATORS
::= ADDITION
| DIVISION
| GREATER_THAN
| LESS_THAN
| MODULO
| MULTIPLICATION
| TO_THE_POWER
| SUBTRACTION
::= "[\(\)\[\]\{\}\%\/\*\+\-\<\>\=\:\&\|\^]"
