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c运算符优先级（C operator precedence） Can the precedence of the 16.1 operator always work? The rules about operator precedence are a bit more complicated. In most cases, these rules are exactly what you need, but some have pointed out that some of the rules could have been designed better. Let us quickly review some relevant content: operator priority is a collection of such rules, these rules specify the operator (e.g., +, -, etc.) the priority, which is an operator in operation. In mathematics, the expression 2 x 3+4 x 5 and (2 * 3) + (4 * 5) are equivalent because multiplication is done prior to the addition operation, that is, the priority of multiplication is higher than the addition. In C, operators have precedence over level 16. While so many rules sometimes make C programs difficult to read, it makes writing C programs much easier. This is not the only compromise, but thats the way C uses it. Table 16.1 summarizes the precedence of the operator. Table 16.1 operator precedence summary (from high to low) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Precedence operator ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 x[y] (subscript) X (y) (function call) X.y (access member) X-y (access member pointer) X++ (suffix self increasing) X-- (suffix minus) - 2 ++x (self increasing) --x (self subtracting) x (take address) *x (pointer reference) +x (same as X, the same as in math) -x (Mathematics for negative) X (logic non) ~ x (bit by bit) Sizeof, x, and sizeof (x_t) (byte size) 3 (x_t) y (forced type conversion) 4 x*y (multiplication) X / Y (Division) X%y (for redundancy) 5 x+y (addition) X-Y (subtraction) 6 xy (left shift by position) Xy (right shift by bit) 7, xy, xy, x=y, x=y (relational comparison) 8, x==y, x, =y (equal comparison) 9 xy (bit by bit) 10 x^y (bitwise XOR) 11 x y (| bitwise OR) 12 xy (logic and) 13 x||y (logic or) 14 x? Y:z (condition) X=y, x*=y, X / =y, x+=y, x-=y, =, = ^ =,,, |= (as