Operator

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Operator may refer to:

Operator (mathematics)[edit | edit source]

In mathematics, an operator is a symbol or function that represents a specific mathematical operation. Operators are used in various branches of mathematics, including algebra, calculus, and linear algebra. They are typically represented by symbols such as +, -, *, /, and ^, among others.

Operator (physics)[edit | edit source]

In physics, particularly in quantum mechanics, an operator is a mathematical concept that is used to describe physical systems. Operators in physics are typically represented by matrices or differential equations, and they play a crucial role in the formulation of quantum mechanics.

Operator (computer programming)[edit | edit source]

In computer programming, an operator is a symbol that represents a specific action or process. Operators are used in various programming languages, including C, Java, and Python. They are typically used to perform operations on variables and values.

Operator (telecommunications)[edit | edit source]

In telecommunications, an operator is a person or system that connects telephone calls. Operators were historically individuals who manually connected calls using a switchboard, but in modern times, the term often refers to automated systems that connect calls.

Operator (profession)[edit | edit source]

In various industries, an operator is a professional designation. This can refer to individuals who operate machinery, such as a forklift operator, or individuals who perform specific tasks, such as a data entry operator.

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