====== Multiplying operators ======
===== Definition =====
The multiplying operators * and / are predefined in their meaning for every integer- and floating-point type.

The operators **MOD** and **REM** are predefined for any integer type.

The result of every operation is of the same type as the operands (which are also of the same type). 

===== Overview 1 =====
^ Operator ^ Operation ^ Operand type (left) ^ Operand type (right) ^ Result type ^
| * | Multiplication | any integer type | same type | same type |
| ::: | ::: | any floating- point type | same type | same type |
| / | Division | any integer type | same type | same type |
| ::: | ::: | any floating-point type | same type | same type |
| MOD | Modulo | any integer type | same type | same type |
| REM | Remainder | any integer type | same type | same type |

===== Additional information =====
The operators * and / are predefined for any physical type.

===== Overview 2 =====
^ Operator ^ Operation ^ Operand type (left) ^ Operand type (right) ^ Result type ^
| * | Multiplication | any physical type | integer | same type as left operand |
| ::: | ::: | any physical type | real | same type as left operand |
| ::: | ::: | integer | any physical type | same type as right operand |
| ::: | ::: | real | any physical type | same type as right operand |
| / | Division | any physical type | integer | same type as left operand |
| ::: | ::: | any physical type | real | same type as left operand |
| ::: | ::: | any physical type | same type | universal integer |