Operators in Lua
Operators are the verbs of a programming language—they perform the work of combining, comparing, and transforming values. Lua, true to its minimalist philosophy, keeps its operator set small but …
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Operators in MATLAB
Operators are the building blocks of every MATLAB expression. Because MATLAB was designed around the matrix as its fundamental data type, its operators carry a distinction that most other languages …
Read more →Operators in Modula-2
Operators are the building blocks of expressions. Modula-2 inherits Pascal’s clean operator design but refines it with stricter typing rules and a few additions that suit systems programming. …
Read more →Operators in Icon
Operators in Icon look familiar at first glance — +, -, *, / work just as you’d expect. But Icon’s operators have a twist: every operator is an expression that can either succeed …
Operators in J
In most programming languages, “operators” are a small, fixed set of infix symbols like +, -, and ==. In J, what other languages call operators are called verbs, and they are first-class …
Operators in Java
Operators are the workhorses of every Java expression. They combine values, compare them, and update state — and because Java is a statically and strongly typed language, the type of each operand …
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Operators are the building blocks of expressions in JavaScript. They let you do arithmetic, compare values, combine boolean conditions, and assemble strings. As a dynamically and weakly typed …
Read more →Operators in Julia
Operators are the verbs of a programming language—they take values and produce new ones. Julia’s operator design reflects its roots in scientific computing: most operators look exactly like the …
Read more →Operators in Gleam
Operators are the building blocks of expressions. Gleam’s operator set reflects its functional, statically-typed nature: every operator has a single, well-defined type signature, and the …
Read more →Operators in Go
Operators are the verbs of a programming language — the symbols that combine values and variables into expressions. Go’s operator set is deliberately small and conventional, inheriting most of …
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