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Latest revision as of 00:34, 29 January 2023
A expression is a calculation used as a argument or assignment and can be a numerical or string expression.
Expressions may include logical operators as well as mathematical operators and functions and are used in various forms in a program.
Examples of different kind of expressions:
Numerical expressions:
(1000 is the expression)
PRINT 1000 |
1000 |
(1 + 1 is the expression)
PRINT 1 + 1 |
2 |
String expressions:
("hello!" is the expression)
PRINT "hello!" |
hello! |
("Hello" + " " + "there!" is the expression)
PRINT "Hello" + " " + "there!" |
Hello there! |
See also