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# Expression Operator
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Any expression followed by a semicolon (;) is the operator. Here are some examples of expression operators.
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## Assignment Operator
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Identifier = expression;
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x=3;
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y=x=3;
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bool equal=(x==y);
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Assignment operator can be used many times in an expression. In this case, the expression is processed from right to left.
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Function Calling Operator
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Function_name (argument1,..., argumentN);
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FileClose(file);
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```
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## Empty Operator
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Consists only of a semicolon (;) and is used to denote an empty body of a control operator.
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See also
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[Initialization of Variables](/en/docs/basis/variables/initialization), [Visibility Scope and Lifetime of Variables](/en/docs/basis/variables/variable_scope), [Creating and Deleting Objects](/en/docs/basis/variables/object_live)
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