operand in Greek
operand in Greek is τελεστέος — operand means a number or quantity that an operator works on, such as the 3 and the x in 3-x.
operand in Greek
τελεστέος
Pronounced: telesteos
(mathematics, computing) A quantity to which an operator is applied (in 3 - x, the operands of the subtraction operator are 3 and x).
What does "operand" mean?
- noun A number or quantity that an operator works on, such as the 3 and the x in 3-x.
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What is "operand" in Greek?
"operand" in Greek is τελεστέος. operand means: A number or quantity that an operator works on, such as the 3 and the x in 3-x.
How do you pronounce τελεστέος?
"operand" in Greek is τελεστέος, pronounced "telesteos".
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