"M" Operators ("M" Reference)

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Operators are used in expressions to describe operations that involve one or more operands. For example, the expression a + b uses the + operator to add the two operands a and b. Examples of operators include the usual arithmetic and logical operators.

In This Section

• {} Computed Values ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to create and use computed values.

• / Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the / operator.

• Modulus Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the Modulus operator.

• ~ Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the ~ operator.

• >> Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the >> operator.

• << Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the << operator.

• + Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the + operator.

• - Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the - operator.

• * Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the * operator.

• ? Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the ? operator.

• ? : Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the ? : operator.

• . Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the . operator.

• < Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the < operator.

• > Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the > operator.

• <= Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the <= operator.

• >= Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the >= operator.

• == Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the == operator.

• != Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the != operator.

• => Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the => operator.

• #n Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the #n operator.

• #n.. Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the #n.. operator.

• #m..n Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the #m..n operator.

• | Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the | operator.

• & Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the & operator.

• && Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the && operator.

• || Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the || operator.

• Bitwise Exclusive Or Operator ("M" Reference)
  Provides the syntax and an example of how to use the ^ operator.