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The next two statements become the same result.
X -= Y;
X = X - Y;
* (Multiplication
Operator ( arithmetic operation Two systems are multiplied.
*= (multiplication offspring entrance
Operator (arithmetic operation In formula 1, the value which was multiplied in formula 1 and formula 2 is substituted.
X *= Y;
X = X * Y;
/ (Division
Operator (arithmetic operation Formula 1 division is done with formula 2.
Example The following statement sets the value of the X to 25.
Y = 50;
X = y/2;
/= (division offspring entrance
Operator (arithmetic operation In formula 1, the value which divides formula 1 with formula 2 is substituted.
Example The next two statements become the same result.
X /= Y;
X = X / Y;
= (Numerical equivalence
The numerical equivalent operator which is used in order to test whether or not two systems are equal. When formula is equal, the
result is the true.
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Action
name
Support < (It is smaller
Operator ( comparison Two systems are compared, formula 1 is
smaller than formula 2, whether or not (the true , you appraise
whether or not or formula 1 is type 2 or more (the false). The Flash
Lite (or Flash 4) with < with numerical operator, you do not use for the
character string, use for only formula.
The following example < has shown the return value of the true and
the false due to the relative result.
3 < 10;
/ True
10 < 3;
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support
<= (below
Operator (comparison Whether or not two systems are compared,
formula 1 is type 2 or less (the true), or formula 1 is larger than
formula 2, you appraise whether (the false).
As for the following example, =< due to the relative result the true
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