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Arithmetic
Bill Hails edited this page Oct 21, 2018
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2 + 2;
Unsurprisingly, the result is 4. Because PyScheme is reading, evaluating and printing expressions
individually in a loop, it needs a semicolon in this top level expression to signify the end of an
expression. For example:
2 + 2
+ 2; // 6
Standard operators are
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+addition -
-subtraction and unary negation -
*multiplication -
/division -
%modulus -
**exponentiation
Currently F♮ only supports integer arithmetic but that is likely to change soon.
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