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With supported languages, most operators can be dictated with `op (operator name)` and comparison operators can be dictated with `is (operator name)`.

For example, saying `op equals` while editing a Python file inserts `=`. Saying `is equal` inserts `==`.
For example, saying `op equals` while editing a Python file inserts `=`. Saying `is equal` inserts `===` and saying `is weak equal` inserts `==`.

To see which operators are supported for a given language and their spoken forms, use the `help operators` command. To change how operators are inserted, find the Python file for the language implementation in the [lang directory](https://github.com/talonhub/community/tree/main/lang) and edit the `Operators` object. You can find the definitions for the spoken forms of the operators in the .talon-list files with names that start with `operators` in the [lang/tags directory](https://github.com/talonhub/community/tree/main/lang/tags).