Verse Operators Reference

Operators are special functions defined in the Verse programming language to perform actions such as math operations on their operands. For example, in the expression 1 + 2, the + is an operator, and 1 and 2 are both operands.

There are three formats for operators that you’ll see in Verse:

• Prefix: There is only one operand and the operator is before the operand.
• Infix: There are two operands and the operator is between the operands.
• Postfix: There is only one operand and the operator is after the operand.

This page describes all the operators you can use in Verse, how they work, and their order of evaluation when used in combination with other operators.

List of All Operators and Operator Precedence

When multiple operators are used in the same expression, they are evaluated in the order of highest to lowest precedence. The table below lists all built-in operators in Verse and their precedence.