Operators

As described in the overview the language currently implements the following operators

• Arithmetic Operators
• Logical Operators
• Relational Operators

Operator Specification

The list operators which have been implemented for each type in Binary and Unary are listed below

• Binary Operators
  • Arithmetic
    • + Addition
    • - Substraction
    • * Multiplication
    • / Division
  • Logical
    • & And
    • | Or
  • Relational
    • == Equal To
    • != Not Equal To
    • > Greater Than
    • >= Greater Than Equal To
    • < Less Than
    • <= Less Than Equal To
• Unary Operators
  • Arithmetic
    • - Negation
    • ++ increment
    • -- decrement
  • Logical
    • ! Not

Arithmetic Operators

consume fn printint(int val) void;

int k = 1000 + 101 * 90 + 60 / 20;

fn start() void {
    int i = k + 10;
    int m = -10;
    int j = i - k + 101 + m;
    printint(m++);
    printint(j);
    printint(--j);
    return; 
}

Relational Operators

int k = 1000 + 101 * 90 + 60 / 20;

fn start() void {
    int i = k;

    bool val = true;
    bool val2 = false;

    bool b = val == val2; # this will be false
    bool c = i != k; # this will be false

    bool d = i > k; # this will be false
    bool e = i >= k; # this will be true

    bool f = i < k; # this will be false
    bool g = i <= k; # this will be true
    
    return; 
}

Logical Operators

fn start() void {
    bool p = true;
    bool q = false;

    bool pANDq = p & q; # this will be false
    bool pORq = p | q; # this will be true
    bool NOTp = !p; # this will be false
    bool NOTq = !q; # this will be true

    bool NOTpORq = !pORq; 
    bool NOTpORNOTq =  NOTp & NOTq; 

    bool deMorgan = NOTpORq == NOTpORNOTq; #This will be true,Hence proving the law 

    return; 
}