Characters

Operators and functions for working with characters (char type) are described here.
​int( char c ) int​
​str( char c ) str​
Operators
Operator
Result
Description
char + char
str
Returns a string of two characters.
char + str
str
Returns a string as the result of adding a string to a character.
str + char
str
Returns a string as the result of adding a character to the string.
char = char
char
Assignment operator.
str += char
str
Appends a character to the string
char == char
bool
Returns true if the two characters are equal and false, otherwise.
char > char
bool
Returns true if the first character is greater than the second and false, otherwise.
char < char
bool
Returns true if the first character is less than the second and false, otherwise.
char != char
bool
Returns true if the two characters are not equal and false, otherwise.
char >= char
bool
Returns true if the first character is greater than or equal to the second and false, otherwise.
char <= char
bool
Returns true if the first character is less than or equal to the second and false, otherwise.
Functions
int( char c ) int
The int function returns the numeric value of a character.
str(char c) str
The str function converts a character to a string and returns this string.

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Operator	Result	Description
char + char	str	Returns a string of two characters.
char + str	str	Returns a string as the result of adding a string to a character.
str + char	str	Returns a string as the result of adding a character to the string.
char = char	char	Assignment operator.
str += char	str	Appends a character to the string
char == char	bool	Returns true if the two characters are equal and false, otherwise.
char > char	bool	Returns true if the first character is greater than the second and false, otherwise.
char < char	bool	Returns true if the first character is less than the second and false, otherwise.
char != char	bool	Returns true if the two characters are not equal and false, otherwise.
char >= char	bool	Returns true if the first character is greater than or equal to the second and false, otherwise.
char <= char	bool	Returns true if the first character is less than or equal to the second and false, otherwise.