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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
An '''Expression''' is a finite series of symbols that is well-formed according to agreed upon rules. | An '''Expression''' is a finite series of symbols that is well-formed according to agreed upon rules. The symbols may include '''constants''', '''variables''', '''operators''', and '''brackets'''. A valid expression will yield a value of a specific type according to the rules of the language. | ||
== Topic Headers == | == Topic Headers == | ||
== Key Concepts == | == Key Concepts == | ||
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Prerequisites[edit]
- W1031 Positive Integers
- W1032 Negative Integers
- W1033 Character Encoding
- W1038 L-Values and R-Values
Introduction[edit]
An Expression is a finite series of symbols that is well-formed according to agreed upon rules. The symbols may include constants, variables, operators, and brackets. A valid expression will yield a value of a specific type according to the rules of the language.
Topic Headers[edit]
Key Concepts[edit]
Exercises[edit]
References[edit]
- Expressions (Wikipedia.org)
- Expressions (Swift.org)
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