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The following operators can be used within numerical expressions:
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|+ align="bottom"|''operators in increasing precedence (from top to bottom)''
! Operator / Function
! Description
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|'''&&''', '''||''', '''&''', '''|''' 
|logical "and", "or" operators working on value range: 1=true, 0=false
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|'''==''', '''=''', '''!=''', '''<>''', '''>''', '''>=''', '''<''', '''<='''
|comparison operations working on value range: 1=true, 0=false
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|'''+''', '''-''' 
|arithmetic operators "plus" and "minus"
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|'''*''', '''/''', '''%'''
|arithmetic operators "multiply", "divide" and "modulus" (which rounds the operands to integers first)
|-
|'''^'''
|arithmetic operator "power"
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|'''sqrt()''', '''log()''', '''exp()''', '''sin()''', '''asin()''', '''cos()''', '''acos()''', '''tan()''', '''atan()''', '''atan2()''', '''abs()''', '''fabs()''', '''floor()''', '''ceil()''', '''round()'''
|arithmetic functions: square root, logarithm, logarithmic exponent, sinus, arcus sinus, cosinus, arcus cosinus, tangens, arcus tangens, arcus tangens2, absolute, floating point absolute, lower integer, upper integer, rounded integer
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