[SOLVED] what are the <+ and <- operators?

[blueman378]

Hi guys, i accidentially typed in one of these operators and it worked, so im wondering what it is acctually doing.

 

Heres a table i made, maybe someone knows or can gather what <+ and +- means

 

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POSITIVES  "<"

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if( 3 <+ 3 ) false        if( 3 <- 3 ) false

if( 3 <+ 2 ) false        if( 3 <- 2 ) false

if( 3 <+ 1 ) false        if( 3 <- 1 ) false

 

if( 2 <+ 3 ) true        if( 2 <- 3 ) false

if( 1 <+ 3 ) true        if( 1 <- 3 ) false

 

<+ only true if first number less than than second

<- never true?

 

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NEGATIVES  "<"

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if( -3 <+ -3 ) false      if( -3 <- -3 ) true

if( -3 <+ -2 ) true      if( -3 <- -2 ) true

if( -3 <+ -1 ) true      if( -3 <- -1 ) true

 

if( -2 <+ -3 ) false      if( -2 <- -3 ) true

if( -1 <+ -3 ) false      if( -1 <- -3 ) true

 

<+ only true if second number is less than first

<- always true?

[Ken2k7]

They're just for numbers. - = negative, + = positive.

 

So like -3 = negative 3.

[blueman378]

i know what - and + are, but when used in combonation with the < inside an if statment what is the condition?

 

eg <= condition is: less than or equal to,

 

So what is <+ or <-

[Ken2k7]

They're nothing. You're just didn't put a space.

 

It's like me doing this: if (3<-3)

 

Are you going to take I did 3 <- 3 where <- is an operator?

[blueman378]

ah right, heh guess thats wht i get for being sleepy ae,

 

CHeers.