Divides one value by another.
[expression1]/expression2
The oblique (or slash, /) is the division operator. It divides the expression on the left by the expression on the right.
| expression1 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
| expression2 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
Arithmetic operators indicate the sign of a number or perform arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation).
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Indicates a positive value (unary +) or adds two values.
[expression1]+expression2
The plus sign (+) adds the expression on the right to the expression on the left.
| expression1 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
| expression2 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
Arithmetic operators indicate the sign of a number or perform arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation).
Raises one value to the power of another.
expression1 ^ expression2
The circumflex (^) raises the expression on the left to the power of the expression on the right. If the circumflex is not available on your terminal, substitute two asterisks (**).
| expression1 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
| expression2 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
Arithmetic operators indicate the sign of a number or perform arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation).
See Also
Indicates a negative value (unary -) or subtracts one value from another.
[expression1] – expression2
The minus sign (-) subtracts the expression on the right from the expression on the left.
where
| expression1 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
| expression2 | a number or expression that evaluates to a number |
Arithmetic operators indicate the sign of a number or perform arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation).
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