symbols
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scilab operator names



Description
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Use the following names to get help on a specific symbol.
operator name in Scilab help `',", .'` `quote`_ `+` `plus`_ `-`
`minus`_ `*,.*` `star`_ `/, ./, /.` `slash`_ `\,.\ ,\.` `backslash`_
`.` `dot`_ `=, ==` `equal`_ `<,>,>=,<=,<>` `less`_, `greater`_ `~`
`tilda`_ `[]` `brackets`_ `()` `parents`_ `%` `percent`_ `:` `colon`_
`,` `comma`_ `;` `semicolon`_ `^` `hat`_ `.^` `power`_ `|` `or_op`_
`&` `and_op`_ `.*., ./., .\.` `kron`_ `$` `dollar`_


Remark
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For historical reasons, different symbols may represent the same
operator:

`{` as the same meaning as `[`

`}` as the same meaning as `]`

`@` as the same meaning as `~`

``` as the same meaning as <

It is highly recommended not to use these features because they will
be removed in the future.



See Also
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+ `overloading`_ display, functions and operators overloading
  capabilities


.. _percent: percent.html
.. _dollar: dollar.html
.. _and_op: and_op.html
.. _or_op: or_op.html
.. _slash: slash.html
.. _less: less.html
.. _power: power.html
.. _minus: minus.html
.. _kron: kron.html
.. _backslash: backslash.html
.. _parents: parents.html
.. _plus: plus.html
.. _dot: dot.html
.. _star: star.html
.. _colon: colon.html
.. _overloading: overloading.html
.. _brackets: brackets.html
.. _semicolon: semicolon.html
.. _hat: hat.html
.. _greater: less.html#greater
.. _equal: equal.html
.. _quote: quote.html
.. _tilda: tilda.html
.. _comma: comma.html