Operators

Arithmetic Operators#

Comparison Operators#

Logical Operators (table)#

isn't and aren't are contractions, and each stands for two words: isn't is is not, aren't is are not. Write them exactly where the spelled-out pair belongs — If v1 isn't v2 then, is If v1 is not v2 then, — and write a bare not everywhere no is/are belongs. These two are the only contractions in Vox: everywhere else an apostrophe is the possessive marker, a quoted name, or a character literal, and a word like don't or it's is not Vox (it's length is the possessive on a variable called it). See Names and strings.

Bitwise Operators#

Examples:

a number called lhs is 0b11110000.
a number called rhs is 0b10101010.

(Bitwise AND)
a number called result is lhs bit-and rhs.

(Bitwise OR)
Set result to lhs bit-or rhs.

(Bitwise XOR)
Set result to lhs bit-xor rhs.

(Bit shifting)
Set result to lhs bit-shift-left 2.
Set result to lhs bit-shift-right 4.

(Chained operations)
Set result to value bit-shift-right 8 bit-and 0xFF.