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,
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.
-- (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,
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