Operators in Expression Builder Node

Operator

Description

Example

Return type

+

Addition: Adds two values

1. 2+3
   Result: 5

2. 2.5+2.5
   Result: 5

Number/Decimal

-

Subtraction: Subtracts two values 

1. 2-3
   Result: -1

2. 3.4-2.3
   Result: 1.1

Number/Decimal

*

Multiplication: Multiplies two values 

1. 2*3
   Result: 6

2. 3.4*2.3
   Result: 7.82

Number/Decimal

/

Division: Divides two values

1. 4/2
   Result: 2

2. 3.4/2.3
   Result:1.4782608696

Number/Decimal

==

Equal to: Checks if two values are equivalent.

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type. 

1.  2 == 3
   Result: false

2. happy=happy
   Result: true

Boolean 

!=

Not Equal to Checks if two values are not equivalent.

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type.

1. 2 != 3

Result: true

2. happy!=happy
   Result: false

Boolean

<

Lesser than Checks if the value on the left is less than the value on the right

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type.

1. 2<3
   Result: true

2. happy<Happy
   Result: false

Boolean

>

Greater than: Checks if the value on the left is greater than the value on the right.

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type.

1. 2>3
   Result:false

2. happy> Happy
   Result:true

Boolean

<= 

Lesser than or equal to: Checks if the value on the left is less than or equivalent to the value on the right.

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type

1. 2<=3
   Result: true

2. happy<=Happy
   Result: false

Boolean

>=

Greater than or equal to: Checks if the value on the left is greater than or equivalent to the value on the right.

Left and Right operand values should be of the same data type

1. 2 >= 3
   Result: false

2. happy>=Happy
   Result: true

Boolean

&&

Logical And: Checks if both the left and right expressions are true.// checks if both the conditions are met

Both Left and Right operand values should be an expression which evaluates as boolean values

1.  2>3 && 3>4

Result: false

2. "happy" != "Happy" && 3<4

Result: true

Boolean

||

Logical OR Checks if any one of the expressions are true// checks if any one of the conditions is met.

Both Left and Right operand values should be an expression that evaluates as boolean values

1. (2>3) || (3>4)

Result: False

2. ("happy" != "Happy") || (3<4)

Result: true

Boolean