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Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Operators.
In this article we will look at the main operators. Although the topic is simple to understand, there are certain points that are of great importance when it comes to including mathematical expressions in the code format. Without an adequate understanding of these details, programmers with little or no experience eventually give up trying to create their own solutions.
In the previous article "From Basic to Intermediate: Variables (III)", we explored predefined variables and an interesting way to interpret functions. However, everything discussed so far leads to a common challenge, one of the biggest difficulties faced by new programmers, especially those working on small personal projects. This challenge arises from the existence of different data types.
As briefly mentioned in "From Basic to Intermediate: Variables (II)", MQL5 classifies data into various types. However, in order to properly explain data types, we need to establish the right context. That context is precisely the main topic of this article: basic operators. Understanding these operators is essential before we can effectively discuss data types.
Some may feel that this topic is simple and unnecessary to cover. However, it is precisely because it appears trivial that it becomes essential. Many coding errors arise from a misunderstanding of this fundamental concept.
Author: CODE X