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| − | '''Prefix notation''' is a type of [[Operators|operator]] notation, in which the operator sits before the arguments, which are separated by a so-called '''separator'''. |
+ | '''Prefix notation''' is a type of [[Operators|operator]] notation, in which the operator sits before the arguments, which are separated by a so-called '''separator'''. [[Arithmetic Operators|Arithmetic operators]] and the [[exclusive or]] [[Boolean Operators|boolean operator]] utilize prefix notation. |
| − | Its general [[FDS]] is |
+ | == [[FDS]] == |
| − | {{Code|operator|<operator:'''prefix'''>}}{{Code|value|<value>}}{{Code|operator|<operator:'''separator'''>}}{{Code|value|<value>}} |
+ | {{codeblock|{{tag|operator|prefix}}{{tag|value}}{{tag|operator|separator}}{{tag|value}} |
| − | [[Arithmetic Operators|Arithmetic operators]] and the [[exclusive or]] [[Boolean Operators|boolean operator]] all have at least one prefix notation. |
+ | == See Also == |
| + | * [[Infix notation]] |
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| + | * [[Suffix notation]] |
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Prefix notation is a type of operator notation, in which the operator sits before the arguments, which are separated by a so-called separator. Arithmetic operators and the exclusive or boolean operator utilize prefix notation.
{{codeblock|<operator:prefix><value><operator:separator><value>
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