Auteur/autrice : Laurent Muller

OPERATOR:   >= Implemented in version 1.0  >= The >= operator determines if the first expression is greater-than-or-equal the second expression. Code: <% 123 >= 456 %> <% « a » >= « A » %> Output: False True

OPERATOR:   > Implemented in version 1.0  > The > operator determines if the first expression is greater-than the second expression. Code: <% 123 > 456 %> <% « a » > « A » %> Output: False True

OPERATOR:   = Implemented in version 1.0  = The operator is used to assign a value to a variable, or to compare strings and numbers, or to print out the value of a variable. When used for assignment, a single variable on the left side of the = operator is given the value determined by one…

OPERATOR:   <= Implemented in version 1.0 <= The <= operator determines if the first expression is less-than-or-equal the second expression. Code: <% 123 <= 456 %> <% « a » <= « A » %> Output: True False

OPERATOR: < Implemented in version 1.0 < The < operator determines if the first expression is less-than the second expression. Code: <% 123 < 456 %> <% « a » < « A » %> Output: True False

OPERATOR: + Implemented in version 1.0 + The + operator has two uses. It is used to add numbers together. It also may be used to concatenate (combine) strings together. Note it is usually recommended that only the & operator be used for string concatenation. Addition: Code: <% total = 5.678 + 0.234 + 23.1…

OPERATOR: ^ Implemented in version 1.0 ^ The ^ operator, which is sometimes called « hat », is used to raise a number to a power. Code: <% power = 2^2 %> Output: 4 Code: <% power = 4.819^1.753 %> Output: 15.7479305850686

OPERATOR: \ Implemented in version 1.0 \ The \ operator divides two numbers and returns an integer (fixed-point). Each number can be either floating-point or fixed-point. This operator works by rounding the values of the supplied operands to integers (if necessary) before performing the calculation and only returns an integer with no decimal representation (truncated)….

OPERATOR: / Implemented in version 1.0 / The / operator divides two numbers and returns a floating-point number. Code: <% result = 25.0 / 4.975 %> Output: 5.0251256281407 Code: <% result = 25 / 5 %> Output: 5

OPERATOR: & Implemented in version 1.0 & The & operator is the preferred operator for concatenating strings. However, the + operator may also be used for concatenation. Code: <% cheese= » is made of blue cheese. » %> <% sentence= »The moon » & cheese &  » Mice like blue cheese. » %> Output: The moon is made of blue…