C++ Primer 总结之Chap5 Expressions

本系列为本人温习C++基础时所记的tips，欢迎各位同学指正，共同进步TvT。

1. An expression is composed of one or more operands combined by operators.

2. Until we know the types of operands, it’s not possible to know what a particular expression means.

3. 取余%时，现版标准是余数与被除数正负号相同，商向0取整

4. When the precedent may be confusing, use parenthesis to assure correctness.

5. We use ; here to separate operators with different precedents:

   • Relational and logical operators:!; <, <=, >, >=(left associative); ==, !=; &&; ||(from higher order to lower)
   • Bitwise operators:~; <<, >>; &; ^; |; How to deal with the sign bit of a signed integral value is machine-dependent, try to avoid it

6. The shift operators(<<, >>) have lower precedence than the arithmetic operators but higher than the relational, assignment, or conditional operators… In a word, use () to get rid of confusion.

7. The result and type of an assignment is the same as the left-hand operand. Assignment is right associative.int a; int* b; a=b