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64 CHAPTER 2. C++ BASICS
2.13 Operator Precedence
The following table gives all operators on one page for quickly seeing their priorities, for meaning
see Table 2.3.6. Semicolons are only separators.
Operator Precedence
class name :: member; namespace name :: member; :: name; :: qualified-name
object . member; pointer → member; expr[ expr ]
object [ expr ]; expr ( expr list ); type ( expr list ); lvalue ++; lvalue −−
typeid ( type ); typeid ( expr ); dynamic cast < type > ( expr )
static cast < type > ( expr ); reinterpret cast < type > ( expr )
const cast < type > ( expr )
sizeof expr; sizeof ( type ); ++ lvalue; −− lvalue; ∼ expr; ! expr; − expr
+expr; & lvalue; ∗ lvalue; new type; new type( expr list )
new ( expr list ) type; new ( expr list ) type( expr list )
delete pointer; delete [ ] pointer; ( type ) expr
object.∗ pointer to member; pointer → ∗ pointer to member
expr ∗ expr; expr / expr; expr % expr
expr + expr; expr − expr
expr ≪ expr; expr ≫ expr
expr < expr; expr expr; expr >= expr
expr == expr; expr != expr
expr & expr
expr ˆ expr
expr | expr
expr && expr
expr || expr
expr ? expr: expr
lvalue = expr; lvalue ∗= expr; lvalue /= expr; lvalue %= expr; lvalue += expr
lvalue −= expr; lvalue ≪= expr; lvalue ≫= expr; lvalue &= expr
lvalue |= expr; lvalue ˆ= expr
throw expr
expr , expr