Laser 128 - Operators; Logical Operators

INTRODUCTION
This order of operations can be changed by
using parentheses, as the expressions within
parentheses are evaluated fir st.
Within parentheses, the above order is kept.
Following are some examples of how this is
done:
Algebraic
expression
BASIC
expression
Result
2+10 -:-2 2+10/2 7
(2 + IO)-:- 2 (2 + 10)/2 6
Operators of the same preference are
executed form left to right.
1.6.2 LOGICAL OPERATORS
These operators work on values according to
their logical states to produce a result which
is either one
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l 11 or zero "O" - "true" or "false".
A non-zero value corresponds to a "true"
sta te, while a zero value corresponds to a
"fal se" state. The outcome of a logical
operation is as shown in the t ab le following.
The operators are li sted in order of
precedence.
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