4 EXPRESSIONS AND OPERATORS
In this chapter, you’ll learn about operators and how to write simple expressions to perform operations on various object types. An operator is a keyword or one or more punctuation characters used to perform an operation. When an operator is applied to one or more operands, it becomes an expression that computes a value and that might have side effects. Expressions are sequences of operators and operands that compute a value or accomplish another purpose. The operands can be identifiers, constants, string literals, and other expressions.
In this chapter, we discuss simple assignment before stepping back to examine ...
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