Terminology

Symbols and Operators,
A,
B,
C,
D,
E,
F,
G,
H,
I,
J,
K,
L,
M,
N,
O,
P,
Q,
R,
S,
T,
U,
V,
W,
X,
Y,
Z.

WORDLISTS:
-- (decrement) operator,
- (for command-line options),  
- (negative) operator, 
- (subtraction) operator,  
- (unary) operator, 
! (logical NOT) operator, 
!= (not equal to) operator, 
'(quotation mark), 
''(quotation mark),  
with include files, 
for strings,  
# (preprocess) operator,
## diagnostic tag, 
% (modulus) operator, 
%= (modulus into) operator, 
%c conversion, 
%d conversion,  
%e conversion,  
%f conversion,  
%ld conversion,  
%lu conversion,  
%o conversion, 
%s conversion,  
%u conversion,  
%x conversion,  
& (address of) operator, 
(see also pointers)
& (bitwise AND) operator,  
& (for reference variables), 
&& (logical AND) operator, 
&= (AND into) operator,  
( ) (default class function) operator,  
overloading,  
( ) parentheses
with macro parameters, 
and simple operators,  
* (dereference) operator, 
* (multiplication) operator,  
*= (multiply by) operator,  
+ (addition) operator,  
+ (positive) operator, 
++ (increment) operator,  
+= (increase) operator,  
, (comma) operator, 
. (dot) operator,  
/ (division) operator,  
/* */ comment markers, 
/= (divide into) operator,  
:construct,  
:: (scope) operator,  
; (semicolon),  
with if-else statements,  
and preprocessor directives, 
< (less than) operator, 
<< (left shift) operator,  
<< (number-to-character) operator, 
<< (output) operator,  
<<= (shift left) shortcut operator,  
<= (less than or equal to) operator,  
= (assignment) operator, 
for classes, 
versus == (equal to) operator, 
= = (equal to) operator,  
versus = (assignment) operator,  
-= (decrease) operator, 
-> (class member) operator,  
> (greater than) operator,  
-> (structure pointer) operator, 
->* (pointer to member) operator, 
>= (greater than or equal to) operator, 
> (greater than) operator,  
>> (character-to-number) operator,  
>> (input) operator,  
>> (right shift) operator,  
>>= (shift right) shortcut operator,  
? construct,  
[] (index) operator,  
\ (backslash)
as escape character,  
in preprocessor directives,  
\0 character, 
\b (backspace character), 
\f (form-feed character),  
\n (newline character),  
\r (return character),  
\t (tab character),  
^ (exclusive OR) operator, 
A= (exclusive OR into) operator,  
{} (curly braces),  
and structures, 
| (bitwise OR) operator,  
to merge flags,  
|= (OR into) operator,  
| | (logical OR) operator,  
~ (bitwise NOT) operator, 
~ (tilde) in class destructor names.

MORE Programming-Wordlists:
A,B,C,
D,E,F,
G,H,I,
J,K,L,M,N,
O,P,Q,R,
S,T,
U,V,W,X,Y,Z. 

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