Special symbols used in source text
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// |
Two slant symbols indicate a comment. All text from "//" to the end of the string is considered a comment. |
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A vertical stroke in the beginning of line is used only in line constants and indicates that this line continues the previous string (line break). |
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~ |
Tilde symbol indicates beginning of operator label. |
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: |
Colon indicates end of operator label. |
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; |
Semicolon indicates operator separation. |
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( ) |
Round brackets contain list of parameters for methods, procedures, functions and/or wizards. You can also use round brackets in script expressions. |
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[ ] |
You can use square brackets to call object properties basing on property name string representation. You can also call collection elements by an index or a different parameter. |
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, |
Commas separate parameters in list of parameters for methods, procedures, functions and/or wizards. |
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" " |
Double quotation marks contain string literal constants. |
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' ' |
Single quotation marks contain date literal constants. |
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. |
Decimal point in numeric literals. A separator used to call properties and methods of script objects. |
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+ |
Plus symbol indicates addition and concatenation operation. |
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- |
Minus symbol indicates deduction operation. |
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* |
Asterisk symbol indicates multiplication operation. |
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/ |
Single slant line indicates division operation. |
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% |
Getting residue of division operation. Fractional values are permitted for dividend and divider. |
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> |
Right angle bracket indicates More logical operation. |
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>= |
More or Equal logical operation. |
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< |
Left angle bracket indicates Less logical operation. |
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<= |
Less or Equal logical operation. |
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= |
Equals sign indicates assignment or Equal logical operation. |
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<> |
Two angle brackets indicate Not Equal logical operation. |