# Operators Math Functions & Examples

Browse Calcul.io operators functions for arithmetic, comparison, logical, bitwise, and conversion operators. See syntax and editable examples.

## Operators

| **[add](https://calcul.io/function/add/index.md)** |  |
| --- | --- |
| **[divide](https://calcul.io/function/divide/index.md)** |  |
| **[dotDivide](https://calcul.io/function/dotDivide/index.md)** |  |
| **[dotMultiply](https://calcul.io/function/dotMultiply/index.md)** |  |
| **[dotPow](https://calcul.io/function/dotPow/index.md)** |  |
| **[mod](https://calcul.io/function/mod/index.md)** |  |
| **[multiply](https://calcul.io/function/multiply/index.md)** |  |
| **[pow](https://calcul.io/function/pow/index.md)** |  |
| **[subtract](https://calcul.io/function/subtract/index.md)** |  |
| **[unaryMinus](https://calcul.io/function/unaryMinus/index.md)** |  |
| **[unaryPlus](https://calcul.io/function/unaryPlus/index.md)** |  |

[All functions](https://calcul.io/functions/index.md)

## Using Operators functions

Open any function in this category to review its accepted syntax, try editable inputs, and follow links to related operations. Function names are case-sensitive where shown. Start with the smallest working expression, confirm its result, and then combine it with variables or earlier calculator lines for a longer calculation.

The result stays beside the expression, so you can revise one argument at a time and compare the outcome without rebuilding the rest of your work. Use separate lines when you want to preserve intermediate values for checking or reuse.

Not sure which operation fits? Return to the [complete function reference](https://calcul.io/functions/index.md) to compare categories and search by function name.