+ (disambiguation)
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+ (the plus sign) is a binary operator that indicates addition.
+ may also refer to:
- +, the international call prefix used with International direct dialing
- +, positive electric charge
- +, symbol for check in chess
Computer science
[edit]- Concatenation, represented by a + in some programming languages
- Operator (computer programming), represented by +, among other symbols
- Plus (programming language), a programming language created in 1976
Music
[edit]- + (album) (pronounced "plus"), a 2011 by Ed Sheeran
- _+, the title given to the deluxe edition of _ (album) by BT, 2016
- "+" (song) (pronounced "mas"), a 2019 song by Aitana and Cali y El Dandee
- "+", a 2002 song by Ayumi Hamasaki from Rainbow
See also
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- ++ (disambiguation)
- +++ (disambiguation)
- ± (include section on ∓)
- ⊕ (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles beginning with +
- All pages with titles containing +
- x (disambiguation)
- Plus (disambiguation)
- Cross (disambiguation)
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