The operators + and * applied to strings Certain arithmetic operators behave differently when their operands are strings. For example, >>> 'Hello' + ', ' + 'World!' 'Hello, World!' This is an example ...

"The increment (++) and decrement (--) operators can be implemented as either static or instance methods." Is incorrect for C#. In C#, operator overloads (including ++ and --) must always be declared ...

When using the multiplication operator (*) in Go code, the syntax highlighter incorrectly identifies it as "keyword.operator.address.go" instead of "keyword.operator.arithmetic.go". Example code func ...

Particular attention is given to the arithmetic properties of the codes. It is shown that the Brown codes and the Henderson codes are examples of a general class of nonseparate, nonsystematic codes.

To this end, we explore operator-level optimizations and approximations for low-precision Posit numbers. Specifically, we identify and eliminate redundant operations in state-of-the-art Posit ...

It’s not easy keeping up with all the new features the ECMAScript spec brings us every year. Let’s catch up with the highlights from ES11.