Overloaded operators: Difference between revisions

 

The REXX language has the "normal"   (as say, compared with PL/I)   overloading of:

* &nbsp; the multiplication operator &nbsp; (<big>'''*'''</big>) &nbsp; is "shared" with the exponentiation operator &nbsp; (<big>'''**'''</big>),

* &nbsp; the "or" operator &nbsp; (<big>'''|'''</big>) &nbsp; is "shared" with the concatenation operator &nbsp; (<big>'''||'''</big>),

 

<br>Note that some REXXes may also have other characters (glyphs) for the negation operator &nbsp; (not) &nbsp; such as: &nbsp; &nbsp; <big>^</big> &nbsp; and/or &nbsp; <big>¬</big> &nbsp; glyphs.

 

 

say '───addition───'

{{out|output|text=&nbsp; when using the internal default input:}}

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