Operator

Currently Supported Operators

Priority	Keyword	Example Usage	Description
1	()	(1 + 1)	(expr)
2	-	-12	-number_expr (Negation)
2	!	!true	!bool_expr (Logical NOT)
2	~	~12	~integer_expr (Bitwise NOT)
3	/	1 / 2	Division
3	*	1 * 2	Multiplication
3	%	5 % 2	Remainder
4	+	1 + 1	Addition
4	-	1 - 1	Subtraction
5	<<	100 << 2	Bitwise Left Shift
5	>>	100 >> 2	Bitwise Right Shift
6	>	1 > 2	Greater Than
6	>=	1 >= 2	Greater Than or Equal
6	<	1 < 2	Less Than
6	<=	1 <= 2	Less Than or Equal
7	==	1 == 2	Equal To
7	!=	1 != 2	Not Equal To
8	&	1 & 2	Bitwise AND
9	^	1 ^ 2	Bitwise XOR
10	|	1 | 2	Bitwise OR
11	&&	true && true	Logical AND
12	||	true || true	Logical OR
13	=	a = 1	Assignment
13	%=	a %= 1	Equivalent to a = a % 1
13	*=	a *= 1	a = a * 1
13	/=	a /= 1	a = a / 1
13	+=	a += 1	a = a + 1
13	-=	a -= 1	a = a - 1
13	|=	a |= 1	a = a | 1
13	&=	a &= 1	a = a & 1
13	^=	a ^= 1	a = a ^ 1
13	<<=	a <<= 1	a = a << 1
13	>>=	a >>= 1	a = a >> 1

tip

Due to the numerous int data types, subsequent documentation will use "integer" to represent integers, "float" to represent floating-point numbers, and "number" to include both types.

Points to Note

• Operators are grouped by priority. When the priority is the same, they are evaluated from left to right.

• Binary operators (operators with two operands) currently support binary operations of the number and string types, where string only supports '+' and comparison operator signs

• Bitwise operations only support the "integer" type.