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 Expressions and Operators Summary
 
 ■ An expression can be a string constant, numeric constant, variable, or
   single value obtained by combining constants, variables, and other
   expressions with operators. See: ◄Constants Summary►  ◄Variables Summary►
 
 ■ Operators perform mathematical or logical operations on values. The
   operators provided by Visual Basic can be divided into five categories:
 
         Operator       Description
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         Arithmetic     Perform calculations
         Functional     Supplement simpler operators
         Logical        Test conditions or manipulate individual bits
         Relational     Compare strings and numeric values
         String         Combine and compare strings
 
 See: ◄Arithmetic Operators►     ◄Functional Operators►
      ◄Hierarchy of Operations►  ◄Logical Operators►
      ◄Relational Operators►     ◄String Operators►