Arithmetic Operators

Operator	Example	Result	Description
-	-A	Twos complement (negation)	dash (minus sign)
-	A-B	Subtraction	dash
+	A+B	Addition	plus sign

Not Valid for Sets

Operator	Example	Result	Description
*	A*B	Multiplication	asterisk
/	A/B	Unsigned integer division	forward slash
%	A%B	Modulus: remainder from /	percent sign
<<	A<<B	Shift A left by B bits	double left angle bracket
>>	A>>B	Shift A right by B bits	double right angle bracket

Note: A minus sign has a different significance depending on how you use it. When used with one operand, it indicates that the twos complement of the operand is to be formed. When the minus sign is found between two operands, the twos complements of the second operand is added to the first.

Division is unsigned integer division: the result of division is a positive integer. The remainder of a division can be obtained by using the modulus operator, "%." The shift operators perform logical unsigned shifts. Zeros are shifted in from the left during right shifts and in from the right during left shifts.

Logical Operators

Relational Operators

Assignment Operators