Now that you have your data you have to do something with it. This is
where operators come into play. They are how you tell the compiler what to
do with your information.

 Arithmetic Operators:  These are your basic arithmetic functions that you
                        would find on any common calculator.  IPL has some
                        higher level arithmatic functions built into itself
                        that will help you with more complex programs. Such
                        as SCR[x] which squares a number.

    Operator      Operation         Resulting Type
     +             Addition          Real,Byte,Word,Short,Int,Long,String
     -             Subtraction       Real,Byte,Word,Short,Int,Long
     *             Multiplication    Real,Byte,Word,Short,Int,Long
     /             Division          Real,Byte,Word,Short,Int,Long


  Relational Operators:  These operators let you compair and contrast your

                         differant data variables to eachother.

    Operator      Operation                  Resulting Type
     =             Equal                      Boolean
    < >            Not equal to               Boolean
     <             Less then                  Boolean
     >             Greater then               Boolean
     <=            Less then or equal to      Boolean
     >=            Greater then or equal to   Boolean

  
  Boolean Operators : These operators compair data as well but with limited
                      basic results.

   Operator      Operation             Resulting Type
    not           Negation              Boolean
    and           Logical AND           Boolean
    or            Logical OR            Boolean