Quick reference to operators
The following table lists the logical operators.
Symbol | Operator | Example |
|---|---|---|
AND, && | and | (tag_1 < tag_ 2) AND (tag_1 = 5) |
OR, || | or | (tag_1 = 5) OR (tag_1 = 10) |
NOT | negation | NOT(tag_1 > tag_2) |
The following table lists the relational operators.
Symbol | Operator | Example |
|---|---|---|
EQ, == | equal | tag_1 == tag_2 |
NE, <> | not equal | tag_1 <> tag_2 |
LT, < | less than | tag_1 < tag_2 |
GT, > | greater than | tag_1 > tag_2 |
LE, <= | less than or equal to | tag_1 <= tag_2 |
GE, >= | greater than or equal to | tag_1 >= tag_2 |
The following table lists the arithmetic operators.
Symbol | Operator | Example |
|---|---|---|
+ | addition | tag_1 + tag_2 |
- | subtraction | tag_1 - tag_2 |
* | multiplication | tag_1 * tag_2 |
/ | division | tag_1 / tag_2 |
MOD, % | modulus (remainder) | tag_1 % tag_2 The modulus operator is the remainder of one number divided by another. For example, the remainder of 13 divided by 5 is 3; so 13 % 5 = 3 This operator is for integers only, not floating point numbers. |
** | exponent | tag_1 ** 2 |
The following table lists the bitwise operators.
Symbol | Operator | Example |
|---|---|---|
& | AND | tag_1 & 07 |
| | inclusive OR | tag_2 | tag_1 |
^ | exclusive OR (XOR) | tag_1 ^ 01 |
>> | right shift | tag_1 >> 1 |
<< | left shift | tag_1 << 2 |
~ | complement | ~ tag_1 |
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