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Prefix notation

There is also a function abbreviation in MM-Talk for some functions that are only applied to one object. A typical example of such functions is the sign of a number.

A negative number actually consists of two parts, namely the number itself and a function that reverses the sign. In the long form, the function (in postfix notation) is placed after the object, e.g. "3.UMINUS".

The function abbreviation of such a function is placed before the object, i.e. in prefix notation, e.g. "-3".

The following prefix notations are possible in MM-Talk:

PrefixAbbreviationFunction

UPlus

+

Unary plus (sign)

UMinus

-

Unary minus (sign)

Need

Need

Logical not (unary)

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