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Anshul
Nishant Jaryal

arithmetic operators

logical operator

comparison operator

OPERATOR + -

OPERATION Addition Subtraction

EXAMPLE If val1=23 and val2=20 Then Val1 + Val2 result into 43. If val1=15 and val2=5 Then Val1 - val2 result into 10.

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/ Mod

Multiplication
Division Modules

If val1=10 and val2=5 Then Val1 * val2 result into 50.

If val1=45 and val2=5 Then Val1 / val2 result into 9. 7 Mod 2 = 1 Val1 mod val2 = 2 if val1 =32 & val2 = 5. If val1= 7 ^ val2= 2 Then Result is 49.

Exponentiation

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OPERATORS

DESCRIPTION Greater than Less than

EXAMPLE 10>8 10<8

RESULT True False True True True False

> < >= <= <> =

Greater than or 20>=10 equal to Less than or equal to Not Equal to Equal to 10<=20 5<>4 5=7

OPERATORS OR

FUNCTION

EXAMPLE

Returns true if at least Val1 =300 AND Val2 < val1 one of the operand condition is true otherwise false. Operation will be true only if both the operands are true. Val1>=300 AND Val1 < Val2 returns true since both the operator conditions Val1>= 300 and val1 < val2 are true. NOT (Val1 = 500) is true as condition is false and NOT false is true

AND

NOT

Negates the result of a condition.

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