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| + | <h3>'''Operators:'''</h3> | ||
| + | DIL features many other operators. For integers, | ||
| + | '<', '>', '<=', '>=', '!=' '==' signify less than, | ||
| + | greater than, less or equal, greater or equal, not equal, | ||
| + | and equality operators. Furthermore, you can compare | ||
| + | strings with '==' or '$=' for equality test, and '!=' | ||
| + | for non equality. Pointers may also use '==' and '!=' | ||
| + | and you may force DIL to compare pointers, even for | ||
| + | strings with the '#=' pointer-equality operator. | ||
| + | The '$=' and '#=' is considered obsolete, and only | ||
| + | used for backward compatibility. | ||
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<h3>'''Operators:'''</h3> | <h3>'''Operators:'''</h3> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:30, 4 December 2025
Operators:
DIL features many other operators. For integers, '<', '>', '<=', '>=', '!=' '==' signify less than, greater than, less or equal, greater or equal, not equal, and equality operators. Furthermore, you can compare strings with '==' or '$=' for equality test, and '!=' for non equality. Pointers may also use '==' and '!=' and you may force DIL to compare pointers, even for strings with the '#=' pointer-equality operator. The '$=' and '#=' is considered obsolete, and only used for backward compatibility.
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Operators:
DIL features many other operators. For integers, '<', '>', '<=', '>=', '!=' '==' signify less than, greater than, less or equal, greater or equal, not equal, and equality operators. Furthermore, you can compare strings with '==' or '$=' for equality test, and '!=' for non equality. Pointers may also use '==' and '!=' and you may force DIL to compare pointers, even for strings with the '#=' pointer-equality operator. The '$=' and '#=' is considered obsolete, and only used for backward compatibility.
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