Java Projects - Second Edition

Expressions

Expressions in Java are very much like in other programming languages. You can use the operators that may be similar to languages such as C or C++. They are as follows:

• Unary prefix and postfix increment operators ( -- and ++ before and after a variable)
• Unary sign (+ and -) operators
• Logical (!) and bitwise (~) negation
• Multiplication (*), division (/), and modulo (%)
• Addition and subtraction (+ and - again, but this time as binary operators)
• Shift operators move the values bitwise, and there is left shift (<<), right (>>) shift, and unsigned right shift (>>>)
• The comparing operators are <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=, and instanceof that result in the boolean value
• There are bitwise or (|), and (&), exclusive or (^) operators, and similarly ...