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JWT works with a variety is capable of processing various types of lists from , including text, number and issue lists to management operators lists. This page contains all the available lists you can usevaluable information about working with lists.



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JWT offers individual operators that can be used when working with Lists.


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If you use multiple operators in a single expression, they will follow a certain order in which they are processed or a precedence.

OPERATORSPRECEDENCEASSOCIATIVITY
INTERSECT1 (highest)Left-to-right
APPEND , EXCEPT, UNION2 (lowest)Left-to-right


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  • When using the list operators, you have to make sure that both lists that you compare are of the same type.
  • All operators are case insensitive, i.e., they can also be written in lower case: append, union, intersect and except.
  • There are four equivalent functions available for each type of list, and their behavior is exactly equivalent to that of its corresponding operator.
  • This way, you can choose to use operators or functions according to your preference. Although operators yield shorter expressions and with fewer parentheses, the usage of functions produces a more functional consistent syntax.



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