- AWK - Home
- AWK - Overview
- AWK - Environment
- AWK - Workflow
- AWK - Basic Syntax
- AWK - Basic Examples
- AWK - Built in Variables
- AWK - Operators
- AWK - Regular Expressions
- AWK - Arrays
- AWK - Control Flow
- AWK - Loops
- AWK - Built in Functions
- AWK - User Defined Functions
- AWK - Output Redirection
- AWK - Pretty Printing
AWK - Operators
Like other programming languages, AWK also provides a large set of operators. This chapter explains AWK operators with suitable examples.
| S.No. | Operators & Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Arithmetic Operators
AWK supports the following arithmetic operators. |
| 2 |
Increment and Decrement Operators
AWK supports the following increment and decrement operators. |
| 3 |
Assignment Operators
AWK supports the following assignment operators. |
| 4 |
Relational Operators
AWK supports the following relational operators. |
| 5 |
Logical Operators
AWK supports the following logical operators. |
| 6 |
Ternary Operator
We can easily implement a condition expression using ternary operator. |
| 7 |
Unary Operators
AWK supports the following unary operators. |
| 8 |
Exponential Operators
There are two formats of exponential operators. |
| 9 |
String Concatenation Operator
Space is a string concatenation operator that merges two strings. |
| 10 |
Array Membership Operator
It is represented by in. It is used while accessing array elements. |
| 11 |
Regular Expression Operators
This example explains the two forms of regular expressions operators. |
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