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2. TMT Pascal Language Description
2.2. Pascal Language Structure
2.2.8. Expressions


2.2.8. Expressions
Expressions are constructs made up of operators and operands. Expressions work with existing data and return new data. In TMT Pascal there exist two types of operations, unary and binary. Unary operations work with one operand and binary operations work with two operands. Regardless of the operator, operands may be constants, variables, data returned by another operator, or data returned by a function call. Operators can be grouped according to the types they operate on. There are five groups of operators: integer, real, Boolean, set, and relational.

Here is a description of the operator groups:

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