operand
ˈɒpərænd
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Definition of operand - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mathematicsTECH.quantity an operator acts upon in mathTECH.
  • In 5 + 3, both 5 and 3 are operands.
  • The operand in the equation was incorrect.
  • He highlighted the operand in the math problem.
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Origin of operand

Latin, operandum (that which is to be worked upon)

Terms with operand included in their meaning

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math or programming
mathematical or programming operator that takes one operand
single operand
operation with exactly one operand
mathematics
involving the application of an operator on an operand
mathematics
be invariant under reversal of operand positions
machine code
small memory slot storing an offset used to compute operand locations
single operand
operation with exactly one operand
mathematics
mathematical operator that modifies its operand
unaryadj.
mathematics
in mathematics, taking exactly one operand

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  1. French:opérande, ...
  2. German:Operand, ...
  3. Italian:operando, ...
  4. Spanish:operando, ...
  5. Portuguese:operando, ...
  6. Chinese:运算对象, ...
  7. Japanese:被演算子, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعامَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹפֵּרַנְד, ...
  10. Russian:операнд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:операнд, ...
  12. Hindi:ऑपरेण्ड, ...

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