Symbols

Name	Symbol	Description	Example	Note
Quotation Mark	''	Denote that what is contained in a string		Both single quotation marks and double quotation marks are accepted: however, do not mix them, i.e "hello".
	""
Parenthesis	[]	Denote lists and indexing of lists		In the last example, information acquired will fulfil the conditions of being round/angular and grey/brown. However, without (), it would mean the information must fulfil one of the three conditions: be round, or be both grey & angular, or be brown
	()	Sequence and group elements in inline functions, mathematical and logical operations
Comparison Operators	==	Equal in value		If `x=1`, `y=‘1’`, `x==y` is true as they are equal in value; `x===y` is not true as they are not equal in type: x is a number while y is a string.
	===	Equal in value and type
	<	Less than
	<=	Less than or equal to
	>	More than
	>=	More than or equal to
	!=	Not equal to
Logical Operators	&&	And		In the absence of parenthesis, ! takes higher precedence over && and && takes higher precedence over ||.
	||	Or
	!	Not
Mathematical Operators	+ - * /	Add Subtract Multiply Divide
	%	Modulus (remainder after division)
Underscore	_	Space
At Sign	@	Attribute
	#@	Query.Get Symbol
Line Break	'\n'	Line Break