Infix (2262 bytes)
1: '''''Infix''''' has meanings in [[linguistics]], [[mathemati...
5: An '''infix''' is an [[affix]] inserted inside another [[morp...
7: In addition, several infixlike constructions are often heard in plain Englis...
9: * [[Expletive infixation]], a form of [[tmesis]] seen in [[profanity]...
12: ...[English_language|English]] has only a few arcane infixes that are listed in [[dictionary|dictionaries]]....

Infix notation (1062 bytes)
1: ...most people, in which [[operator]]s are written [[infix]]-style between the [[operand]]s they act on. It ...
3: In infix notation, unlike in prefix or postfix notations, ...

Riism (3101 bytes)
8: * The [[infix|infixes]] '''-iĉ-''' and '''-in-''' are used in a ...
10: ... corresponding feminine forms with the '''-in-''' infix.
15: The [[infix]] and radical changes do not increase the number ...
21: ...an add the [[prefix]] '''ge-''', when neither the infix '''-iĉ-''' or '''-in-''' is used and the '''...

Common operator notation (5532 bytes)
31: ...immediately succeeds its operand, as in "x!". An infix operator exists between its left and right operan...
37: order of operator association. An infix operator can be
50: precedence. For example, in [[Prolog]], the infix operator ':-' is
68: ...o not necessarily have higher precedence than all infix operators.
80: ...gramming language|C]], for example, has a ternary infix operator "? :". <!-- speculation Would

Subtraction (2876 bytes)
1: ...ns. It is usually denoted by an [[infix notation|infix]] [[minus sign]].

TI SR-50 (782 bytes)
3: ...or [[floating point]] numbers. It used ordinary [[infix notation]], as opposed to the [[reverse polish no...

Affix (737 bytes)
1: ...front), a [[suffix]] (attached at the back), an [[infix]] (in between) or a [[circumfix]] (two parts, one...

Circumfix (990 bytes)
1: ...[[suffix]]es, that are attached at the end; and [[infix]]es, inserted in the middle. See also [[epenthes...

Polish notation (998 bytes)
22: *[[Infix notation]]

Reverse Polish notation (9590 bytes)
85: == Converting from infix notation ==
87: ...on]] to RPN is [[stack (computing)|stack]]-based. Infix expressions are the form of math most people are ...
176: ...reter (computing)|interpreted]]. Conversion from Infix to RPN can also allow for easier computer simplif...
194: * [[Infix]] notation

Tmesis (1072 bytes)
3: ...ts sometimes describe tmesis as a form of [[infix|infixing]].
8: ...find it any-blooming-where" (see also [[expletive infixation]])

Prefix (2651 bytes)
28: * [[infix]] : [[infix_notation]]
41: * [[infix]]

Suffix (1092 bytes)
18: * [[infix]]

HP-38G (972 bytes)
5: ...8G, unlike most of HP's other calculators, uses [[infix notation]] rather than [[Reverse Polish notation]...

Affixation (973 bytes)
18: |[[Infix]]*
31: ''*''[[English language|English]] infixes only exist in exclamatory cunstructions like th...

Syntactic sugar (2918 bytes)
5: ...ual math by calling functions. In these cases the infix notation is actually syntactic sugar for somethin...

Mary programming language (1212 bytes)
3: ...pressions were constructed using the conventional infix operators, but all of them had the same precedenc...

Left-hand side and right-hand side of an equation (1196 bytes)
33: More abstractly, when using [[infix]] notation

UM (1257 bytes)
20: *The [[infix]] '''-um-''' occurs in many [[Austronesian]] lang...

American Computer Science League (2751 bytes)
1: ...x]]/[[postfix notation|postfix]]/[[infix notation|infix]] notation.

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