- An
infix is an
affix inserted inside a word stem (an
existing word or the core of a
family of words). It
contrasts with adfix, a rare term for an affix...
-
Infix notation is the
notation commonly used in
arithmetical and
logical formulae and statements. It is
characterized by the
placement of
operators between...
-
instead of
Unicode combining characters and
Latin characters. The
nasal infix is a
reconstructed nasal consonant or
syllable *⟨n(é)⟩ that was inserted...
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parentheses that are
required by
infix notation and can be
evaluated linearly, left-to-right. For example, the
infix expression (3 + 4) × (5 + 6) becomes...
- the host is
minimally restructured to
accommodate the
stress tree of the
infix". For example,
although unbelievable and
irresponsible have
identical stress...
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arithmetical or
logical expressions, or a
combination of both,
specified in
infix notation. It can
produce either a
postfix notation string, also
known as...
- Immediate-execution
calculators are
based on a
mixture of
infix and
postfix notation:
binary operations are done as
infix, but
unary operations are postfix. Because...
- (m)aN- or
infix -um-) with
suffix -a (such as
manghuripa from manghurip). However, p****ive
irrealis can be
constructed with
suppression of
infix -in- and...
-
which operators precede their operands, in
contrast to the more
common infix notation, in
which operators are
placed between operands, as well as reverse...
- of an
operator in
relation to its operand(s) may vary. In
everyday usage infix notation is the most common,
however other notations also exist, such as...
