Reference

Operators

Equality

Input	Two arguments of equatable type.
Output	True if equal, false otherwise.

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Inequality

Input	Two arguments of equatable type.
Output	True if not equal, false otherwise.

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Greater than

Input	Two arguments of the same type.
Output	True if first argument exceeds the second, false otherwise.

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Less than

Input	Two arguments of the same type.
Output	True if first argument is less than second, false otherwise.

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Greater than or equal

Input	Two arguments of the same type.
Output	True if first argument is greater than or equal to second, false otherwise.

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Less than or equal

Input	Two arguments of the same type.
Output	True if first argument is less than or equal to second, false otherwise.

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Addition

Input	Two arguments of addable type.
Output	The combined result.

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Subtraction

Input	Two arguments of subtractable type.
Output	The result of the subtraction.

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Multiplication

Input	Two numbers.
Output	The product of the numbers.

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Division

Input	Two numbers.
Output	The quotient.

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Modulo

Input	Two numbers.
Output	The remainder of division.

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And (short-circuit)

Input	Two boolean arguments.
Output	True only if both arguments are true, false otherwise. Short-circuit (lazy) - the second operand is only evaluated if the first is true.

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And (strict)

Input	Two boolean arguments.
Output	True only if both arguments are true, false otherwise. Strict (eager) - both operands are always evaluated.

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Or (short-circuit)

Input	Two boolean arguments.
Output	True if at least one argument is true, false otherwise. Short-circuit (lazy) - the second operand is only evaluated if the first is false.

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Or (strict)

Input	Two boolean arguments.
Output	True if at least one argument is true, false otherwise. Strict (eager) - both operands are always evaluated.

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Not

Input	One boolean argument.
Output	True if argument is false; false if argument is true.

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