Operator Precedence

You can use X++ to create complex statements using multiple operators when
data types on all parts of the statements are equivalent. When multiple operators
are used in one statement, precedence for the operators must be in place for
statement evaluation. The following table lists the precedence for operators. The
highest precedence is at the beginning of the table; precedence gets lower as you
move down the table.

Operator Type	Operator Syntax
postfix operators	[] . (params) expr++ expr--
unary operators	++expr --expr +expr -expr ~ !
creation	new (type)expr
multiplicative	* /
additive	+ -
relational	< > <= >=
equality	== !=
bitwise AND	&
shift	<< >>
bitwise exclusive OR	^
bitwise inclusive OR	|
logical operators (AND, OR)	&& ||
conditional	? :
assignment	= += -=

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