Programación. Unidad 2 Operadores Operadores de asignación 1.= 2.+= 3.-= 4.*= 5./= 6.%= 7.>>= 8.<<= 9.&= 10.|=

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Programación

Unidad 2 Operadores

Operadores de asignación 1.= 2.+= 3.-= 4.*= 5./= 6.%= 7.>>= 8.<<= 9.&= 10.|=

Lista de operadores y sus jerarquías 1.Postfix () [] -> Left to right 2.Unary + - ! ~ (type)* & sizeof Right to left 3.Multiplicative * / % Left to right 4.Additive + - Left to right 5.Shift > Left to right 6.Relational >= Left to right 7.Equality == != Left to right 8.Bitwise AND & Left to right 9.Bitwise XOR ^ Left to right 10.Bitwise OR | Left to right 11.Logical AND && Left to right 12.Logical OR || Left to right 13.Conditional ?: Right to left 14.Assignment = += -= *= /= %=>>= <<= &= ^= |= Right to left 15.Comma