An operand is a constant or variable value that is manipulated in an expression (EXPR) Let OP stand for operand Each OP of an EXPR is also an EXPR, since it represents a single value OPs include constants, identifiers, function calls and so on Every OP has a type
An operand is an argument of an operator Expressions involve combinations of operators and operands The value of an expression is determined by applying the operation defined by each operator to the value of its operands
The symbol, quantity, or thing upon which a mathematical operation is performed; called also faciend
(1) Value being manipulated (2) Address or symbolic name in assembly language instruction
The passive element in an expression on which an operation is performed Every expression must have at least one operand For example, in I NE J, I and J are operands Contrast with operator
That part of an instruction that specifies the address of the source, the address of the destination, or the data itself on which the processor is to operate
Whereas the general definition of operand is "that component which is operated upon", for the purposes of this publication, any lowercase word (or words) that appears in a statement or entry format can be considered to be an operand and, as such, is an implied reference to the data indicated by the operand
{i} quantity on which a mathematical operation is performed; unit of data upon which an operation is performed (Mathematics, Computers)
The part of the instruction which specifies the data on which the operation is to performed 4 1, p71
"In Excel, a constant value, range name, or cell address that you use in building formula expressions "
Specifies the data or location of the data that will be used by machine language instructions 3 20