Operators

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Operators play a crucial role in computing values in programs and calculations in general. SMLL supports three kinds of operators separated in to two categories, see below:

Binary operators

Math operators

Operator	Description
+	Adding two numeric values
-	Subtracting two numeric values
*	Multiplying two numeric values
/	Dividing two numeric values
%	Computing the modulus of two numeric values

Logic Operators

Logic operators are also know as boolean operators, because they generate values of type Bool

Operator	Description
>	Greater than
<	Less than
>=	Greater or Equals to
<=	Less of Equals to
==	Equal
!=	Not equal
?	Value if of type

A Tiny Quirk

SMLL has a binary operator for checking if a value is of a certain type. The operator takes the following form.

10?Int

Bitwise Operat

ors

SMLL supports basic bitwise operators similar to languages like c and rust.

>>	Bitwise shift-right
<<	Bitwise shift-left
&	Bitwise and
|	Bitwise or

Some bitwise operators are explained below, in the unary section

Unary Operator

Unary operators operate on a single value or operand. SMLL supports unary operators from all categories.

Math operators

Operator	Description
| <value> |	Abs operator

Logical operators

Operator	Description
!	Logical not
?	Is null

Bitwise operators

Operator	Description
~	Bitwise not