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Operators that assign values to operands
The assignment operators perform an assignment to the first, or left-hand side, operand based on the value of the second, or right-hand side, operand. Most of the assignment operators are combination operators, in that they first perform a mathematical or bitwise operation on the two operands, then assign the result to the left-hand side operand.
Assigns the value of one operand to the other.
Operator &= (Concatenate And Assign)
Assigns the value of a concatenation between two operands.
Assigns the value of an addition between two operands.
Operator -= (Subtract And Assign)
Assigns the value of a subtraction between two operands.
Operator *= (Multiply And Assign)
Assigns the value of a multiplication between two operands.
Operator /= (Divide And Assign)
Assigns the value of a division between two operands.
Operator \= (Integer Divide And Assign)
Assigns the value of an integer divide between two operands.
Operator ^= (Exponentiate And Assign)
Assigns the value of a exponentiation between two operands.
Assigns the value of one user defined type to another.
Assigns the fields of a user defined type to a list of variables.
Operator Mod= (Modulus And Assign)
Assigns the value of a modulus between two operands.
Operator And= (Conjunction And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise conjunction between two operands.
Operator Eqv= (Equivalence And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise equivalence between two operands.
Operator Imp= (Implication And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise implication between two operands.
Operator Or= (Inclusive Disjunction And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise inclusive or between two operands.
Operator Xor= (Exclusive Disjunction And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise exclusive or between two operands.
Operator Shl= (Shift Left And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise shift left of an operand.
Operator Shr= (Shift Right And Assign)
Assigns the value of a bitwise shift right of an operand.
Category: Operators
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