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The precedence of the operators affect the evaluation of operands in expressions. Operands associated with higher-precedence operators are evaluated before the lower-precedence operators.
The table below shows the precedence of the operators. Where operators have the same precedence, they are evaluated from left to right.
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Operator
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Description
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( )
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Parenthetical grouping
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& *
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Unary pointer operators
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~ ! - +
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Unary operators
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**
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Exponentiation
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* / mod
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Multiplication, Division & Modulo
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+ -
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Addition & Subtraction
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<< >>
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Shift operators
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:
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Concatenation
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< <= == >= > != <>
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Relational operators
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& ^ |
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Bit manipulation operators
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&& ||
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Logical operators
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= <<= >>= &= |= ^= *= /= += -= := mod=
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Assignment operator and Binary compound assignment operators
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§ Operators
§ WIL Language Elements
§ Reference
§ Step by step guide to learning WIL
§ Notes
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