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    Operators are special symbols that performs specific action on one, two or three operands.

    Arithmetic Operators

    Addition (+)

    It produces the sum of numeric operands or concatenation in case of string operands.

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    Substration (-)

    It produces the subtraction of numeric operands.

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    Multiplication (*)

    It produces the multiplication of numeric operands.

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    Division (/)

    It produces the quotient of numeric operands where the left operand is dividend and the right one is the divisor.

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    Modulus (%)

    It produces the remainder of numeric operands where the left operand is dividend and the right one is the divisor.

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    Logical Operators

    Logical AND (&& / and)

    It performs logical AND between operands.

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    Logical OR (|| / or)

    It performs logical OR between operands.

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    Logical Not (!)

    It performs the logical NOT for the operand.

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    Bitwise Operators

    Bitwise AND (&)

    It performs Bitwise AND between operands. On Binary level, it returns 1 in each bit position for which the corresponding bits of both operands are 1s.

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    Bitwise OR (|)

    It performs Bitwise OR between operands. On Binary level, it returns 1 in each bit position for which the corresponding bits of either or both operands are 1s.

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    Bitwise NOT (~)

    It performs Bitwise NOT (or complement) for an operand. On Binary level, it inverts the bits of an operand.

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    Bitwise XOR (^)

    It performs Bitwise XOR between operands. On Binary level, it returns 1 in each bit position for which the corresponding bits of either but not both operands are 1s.

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    Conditional Operators

    Equality (=)

    It compares equality between operands.

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    Inequality (!=)

    It compares inequality between operands.

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    Less Than (<)

    It returns true if left side operand is less than the right operand, otherwise returns false.

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    Less Than or Equal To (<=)

    It returns true if left side operand is less than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns false.

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    Greater Than (>)

    It returns true if left side operand is greater than the right operand, otherwise returns false.

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    Greater Than or Equal To (>=)

    It returns true if left side operand is greater than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns false.

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    Ternary(? :)

    Ternary operator is short-hand operation of simple if-else statements. If condition can be converted to true, the operator returns the value of exprT, otherwise it returns value of exprF (See below).

    Syntax: condition ? exprT : exprF

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    Recursive Traversal Operators

    These are the special operators similar to RegEx + and *, applicable only on Intermediate Steps for IMCExpression.

    Recursive Plus (<intermediate_steps>_)

    This is same as + operator in RegEx. It gives one or more level of recursive traversal on Intermediate Steps of IMCExpression. It can be used adding underscore (_) at the end of intermediate step. Below example will clear the usage.

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    Recursive Star (_<intermediate_step>_)

    This is same as * operator in RegEx. It gives zero or more level of recursive traversal on Intermediate Steps of IMCExpression. It can be used adding underscore (_) at the start as well as at the end of intermediate step. Below is the self-explanatory example for the same.

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