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Microsoft® JScript
Arithmetic Operator Behavior 		| Language Reference |

 

The following table describes the behavior of Microsoft JScript arithmetic operators. The columns and rows represent the different types of expressions possible on either side of an arithmetic operator in JScript, and the entries in the table describe the behavior.

This table applies to the following arithmetic operators:

An E in the table indicates a run-time error and an N indicates a numeric result.

 objasnsnumboolundefnull
objNENNNEE
asEEEEEEE
nsNENNNEE
numNENNNEE
boolNENNNEE
undefEEEEEEE
nullEEEEEEE

obj = object, as = alphanumeric string, ns = numeric string, num = number, bool = Boolean, undef = undefined, null = null value.

© 1996 by Microsoft Corporation.

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