How many expressions and operators in JS can you remember

Expression: An expression is a collection of constants, variables, Booleans, and operators

Divided into: arithmetic expression, string expression, assignment expression, Boolean expression, etc.

Expression and return value: Every expression returns a result, which we call return value

operator:

  1. arithmetic operator
    1. Binary operators: +, -, *, /, % (modulo), | (bitwise or), & (bitwise and), << (left shift), >> (right shift)
    2. Unary operator: ! (reverse), ~ (complement), ++ (increase 1), -- (decrease 1)

  2. comparison operator
    1. >、<、<=、>=、==、!=
  3. Boolean operators
    1. ! (reverse), &= (assignment after AND), && (logical AND), |= (assignment after OR), || (logical OR), ^= (assignment after XOR), ?: (ternary operator ), == (equal to), ! = (not equal to)
  4. Congruence operator
    1. == is a comparison operator, === is an equality operator, that is, the value and type are the same

 Examples of commonly used operators and expressions

 operator expression example Equivalent Expression Explanation Expression Description
+= i+=1 i=i+1 i is incremented by 1 after that code
-= i-=1 i=i-1 i is decremented by 1 after that code
*= i*=2 i=i*2 i increase 2 times after that code
++ i++ i=i-1 (pre-increment) i is incremented by 1 after this code
++ ++i i=i-1 (Post-increment, first return the original value and then increment by 1) i increases by 1 after this code
-- i-- i=i-1 i is decremented by 1 after that code
-- --i i=i-1 i is decremented by 1 after that code
% i=10%3 Remainder of 10 divided by 3 The result of i after that code is 3
<= 1<=2 less than or equal to true
>= 3>=1 greater or equal to true
!= 1!=2 not equal to true
&& true&&false logic and (all true is true, one false is all false) false
|| true||false logical or (one true is true, all false is false) true
! !true logical NOT false
?: i=true?1:2 Ternary operator If the result of the operand is true, the result of the expression is 1, otherwise it is 2, and the return value here is 1
== 1==true Compare true
=== 1===true congruent false
=== NaN===NaN congruent //false*

Please refer to the operator precedence 

priority operator order
1 Parentheses ()
2 unary operator ++、--、!
3 arithmetic operator First *, /, then +, -
4 relational operator >、>=、<、<=
5 equality operator ==,!=、===,!==
6 Logical Operators first&&after||
7 assignment operator =
8 comma operator

 

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