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| v | Most
programming languages have more operators |
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| than
a pocket calculator |
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| o | Operators
like + taking 2 operands are called binary: a + b |
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| o | Operators
like -
taking 1 operand are called unary: - a |
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| v | A
very useful operator is concatenate, &
in VB6, |
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| which
connects two strings together: |
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| o | plural = “dog” & “s” |
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| v | The
relational operators are: |
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| ; | a
< b
less than a > b greater than |
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| ; | a
<= b less than or equal
to a >= b greater than or equal |
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| ; | a
= b equal to a <> b not equal |
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