I made a Google search, but couldn't find any answer. I'd like to know the names of the operators
+, -, x, /, =, <, >, %, {, }, (, ), :, &, etc.
Also I would appreciate links pointing to such symbols if there are any.
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Sign up to join this communityI made a Google search, but couldn't find any answer. I'd like to know the names of the operators
+, -, x, /, =, <, >, %, {, }, (, ), :, &, etc.
Also I would appreciate links pointing to such symbols if there are any.
Here is a page on wikipedia dedicated to mathematical symbols:
Also there is a category:
For example on the main page you can find a sidebar with links to pretty much all of the symbols from your question.
UPDATE: Symbols mentioned in original question:
+
- плюс
, знак сложения
. Related operation: сложение
(addition).
-
- минус
,знак вычитания
. Related operation: вычитание
(subtraction).
x
,*
- знак умножения
. Related operation: умножение
(multiplication).
More specific:
x
- крестик
(applicable to symbol only not to the
mathematical operation itself)
*
- звёздочка
(symbol only);
/
,:
- знак деления
. Related operation: деление
(division).
More specific:
/
- косая черта
(symbol only);
÷
- обелюс
(symbol only);
:
- двоеточие
(symbol only);
=
- знак равенства
. Related operations: равенство
(equality), присвоение
(assignment).
≡
- знак тождественности
. Related operation: сравнение по модулю
(congruence relation, as in modular arithmetic)
<
- меньше
(literally less
)
>
- больше
(literally greater
)
%
- знак процента
, процент
()
- скобки
, круглые скоки
(
- открывающая скобка
)
- закрывающая скобка
{}
- фигурные скобки
<>
- угловые скобки
[]
- квадратные скобки
&
- амперсанд
(symbol only). Operation: логическое И
,И
(logic AND),побитовое И
(bitwise AND)
.
- точка
(symbol only, literally point
). Also, десятичная точка
(decimal point), десятичный разделитель
(decimal separator)
b ≡ r mod n
). I understand your point, though. Comparison really sounds wrong. Maybe I should just replace it with равенство (equality)
– default locale
Jun 15 '12 at 13:52
÷
except as an answer to the question like ‘How this character per se may be called?’ Since it’s used in electrical engineering as range sing, e. g. 10÷15 mA, and never for division it may be called simply знак диапазона or тире (dash) if you do not want to pay attention to the dots above and below.
– Dmitry Alexandrov
Dec 27 '13 at 11:23
деление
. – default locale Jun 15 '12 at 12:30