Git Source Enumerated list of Logical operators used in Rule Engine Run NUM - a static value will be in the next slot in the instruction set ADD - add the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set SUB - subtract the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set MUL - multiply the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set DIV - divide the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set LT - perform a less than comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set GT - perform a greater than comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set EQ - perform a equals comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set AND - perform a logical AND with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruciton set OR - perform a logical OR with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set NOT - perform a logical NOT with the value at the memory address denoted by the next slot in the instruction set PLH - insert a placeholder value into the next memory slot TRU - perform a tracker update, the next three slots in the instruction set will denote the tracker index and address to update and the memory address of the value to use. GTEQL - perform a greater than or equal to comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set LTEQL - perform a less than or equal to comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set NOTEQ - perform a not equal to comparison with the values at the memory addresses denoted by the next two slots in the instruction set 
enum LogicalOp {
    NUM,
    ADD,
    SUB,
    MUL,
    DIV,
    LT,
    GT,
    EQ,
    AND,
    OR,
    NOT,
    PLH,
    TRU,
    ASSIGN,
    GTEQL,
    LTEQL,
    NOTEQ
}