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Using operators to manipulate values

Operators are elements that tell Lingo how to combine, compare, or modify the values of an expression. They include the following:

| Arithmetic operators (such as `+`, `-`, /, and `*`)
| Comparison operators (for example, `<>`, `>`, and `>=`), which compare two arguments
| Logical operators (`not`, `and`, `or`), which combine simple conditions into compound ones
| String operators (`&` and `&&`), which join strings of characters