Operator Precedence
The Operator Precedence table lists all the operators that you can use in field-code formulas.
- Unary operators are shown with [Unary] after their symbols. 
- The operators are listed in order of precedence, with operators of higher precedence above those of lower precedence.
- Operators in the same row have the same precedence. If two operators of the same precedence are used in a formula, then they are computed left to right if they are binary, and right to left if they are unary.
- You can write some operators using more than one symbol. In these cases, the alternatives are shown in parentheses.
Operator Precedence Table
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| Operator | 
|---|
| + [Unary], - [Unary] | 
| ^ | 
| 
 | 
| +, - | 
| < (LT), <= (LE), > (GT), >= (GE), = (==, EQ), <> (!=, NE) | 
| Not (!) [Unary] | 
| And (&&) | 
| XOr | 
| Or (||) | 
| : | 
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