9. Operators
SS includes all of the numeric operators from C, with the same precedence, associativity, and meaning.SS also includes operators ** for exponentiation, ^^ for logical XOR, and the logical assignment operators &&=, ^^=, and ||=. The keywords NOT, AND, XOR, and OR, case-insensitive, may also be used to represent the logical operators.
SS does not include the C array, structure, and pointer operators.
The operators are:
() parentheses, (expr) ++ postfix increment, x++ -- postfix decrement, x-- ++ prefix increment, ++x -- prefix decrement, --x - unary minus + unary plus ~ bitwise NOT ! logical NOT NOT logical NOT (int) cast (long) cast (double) cast ** exponentiation, x**y == pow(x,y) * multiplication / division % mod, x%y == fmod(x,y) + addition - subtraction << shift left, x<<y == x*2**y >> shift right, x>>y == x/2**y < less than <= less than or equal > greater than >= greater than or equal == equal != not equal & bitwise AND ^ bitwise XOR | bitwise OR && logical AND AND logical AND ^^ logical XOR XOR logical XOR || logical OR OR logical OR ?: conditional operator, e1 ? e2 : e3 = assignment *= multiplication assignment /= division assignment %= mod assignment += addition assignment -= subtraction assignment <<= shift left assignment >>= shift right assignment &= bitwise AND assignment ^= bitwise XOR assignment |= bitwise OR assignment &&= logical AND assignment ^^= logical XOR assignment ||= logical OR assignment , comma operatorThe bit shift operators <<, <<=, >>, and >>= are implemented for floating-point using ldexp() to adjust the binary exponent by the specified power of 2. For the other bitwise operators, the floating-point operands are converted to long integers to perform the operations.