Infix 

In the syntax of notations used in mathematics and computer science, infix is used of operators such as the usual addition sign +, which are taken to bind to the variables immediately preceding and following them. So x + y as written is taken to mean +(x,y), the binary operation + applied to x and y. That syntax is used in most programming languages. See also: Postfix[?] and Prefix.

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