Frontier will balk at using assignment to replace an non-scalar type with a scalar, but apart from this, Frontier will happily replace one datatype with another. Use of the assignment operator does not cause implicit type coercion. Implicit coercion takes place if the operands are of different types. Implicit coercion takes place if the operands are of different types. Multiplies two numbers.
Implicit coercion takes place if the operands are of different types.
As in C, the operator is either prefixed or suffixed to the name of a numeric object, and the object's value has 1 added to it either before or after evaluating the surrounding expression, respectively. As in C, the operator is either prefixed or suffixed to the name of a numeric object, and the object's value has 1 subtracted from it either before or after evaluating the surrounding expression, respectively. When used before the name of an object, returns a pointer to that object. See Chapter 8 . Used in boolean expressions to test for equality.