10.1. Operators and their precedence in C#
Higher precedence | |
---|---|
Operator category | Operators |
Primary | x.y f(x) a[x] x++ x-- new typeof checked unchecked |
Unary | + – ! ~ ++x --x (T)x |
Multiplicative | * / % |
Additive | + - |
Shift | << >> |
Relational and type testing | < > <= >= is as |
Equality | == != |
Logical AND | & |
Logical XOR | ^ |
Logical OR | | |
Conditional AND | && |
Conditional OR | || |
Conditional (ternary) | ?: |
Assignment | = *= /= %= += -= <<= >>= &= ^= |= |
All operators in the same category have the same precedence. To decide which operator in a particular group takes precedence, follow these associative rules:
except for the assignment operators, all other binary operators are left associative – for example, a+b-c is the same as (a+b)-c;
the assignment ...
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