Operator methods allow you to manipulate data with standard mathematical andcomparison operators. To display a complete list of available operator methods, click Operator and then click Settings.
Table 1 Operator Methods
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The addition method adds the numerical value of number1 to the numerical value of number2, and returns the sum. |
The AND method returns Boolean true if both boolean1 and boolean2 are true; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. Note: Boolean parameters cannot accept values with capital letters. For example, “True” and “TRUE” are not valid Boolean values, but “true” is. |
The div method divides the numerical value of number1 by the numerical value of number2, and returns the quotient. |
The EQUAL method returns Boolean true if object1 is equal to object2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The greater or equal method returns Boolean true if the numerical value of number1 is greater than or equal to the numerical value of number2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The greater than method returns Boolean true if the numerical value of number1 is greater than the numerical value of number2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The lesser or equal method returns Boolean true if the numerical value of number1 is less than or equal to the numerical value of number2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The lesser than method returns Boolean true if the numerical value of number1 is less than the numerical value of number2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The mod method divides the numerical value of number1 by the numerical value of number2, and returns only the remainder. |
The multiplication method multiplies the numerical value of number1 by the numerical value of number2, and returns the product. |
The negative method converts the numerical value of number1 to its negative. The result is a number having the same absolute value as the input number. For example, if the input is “10”, it is converted to “-10”; if the input is “-10”, it is converted to “10”. |
The not equal method returns Boolean true if object1 is not equal to object2; otherwise, it returns Boolean false. |
The OR method returns Boolean false if both boolean1 and boolean2 are false; otherwise, it returns Boolean true. Note: Boolean parameters cannot accept values with capital letters. For example, “True” and “TRUE” are not valid Boolean values, but “true” is. |
The subtraction method subtracts the numerical value of number2 from the numerical value of number1, and returns the difference. |