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<H3><A NAME="SEC41" HREF="ProgrammersManual_toc.html#TOC41">Manipulating MOO Values</A></H3>

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There are several functions for performing primitive operations on MOO values,
and they can be cleanly split into two kinds: those that do various very
general operations that apply to all types of values, and those that are
specific to one particular type.  There are so many operations concerned with
objects that we do not list them in this section but rather give them their own
section following this one.

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<LI><A HREF="ProgrammersManual_42.html#SEC42">General Operations</A>: General Operations Applicable to all Values
<LI><A HREF="ProgrammersManual_43.html#SEC43">Manipulating Numbers</A>: Operations on Numbers
<LI><A HREF="ProgrammersManual_44.html#SEC44">Manipulating Strings</A>: Operations on Strings
<LI><A HREF="ProgrammersManual_45.html#SEC45">Manipulating Lists</A>: Operations on Lists
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