Operators

Precedence	Operator	Description	Associativity	Comments
1 (highest)	::	Scope resolution	None
2	++	Postfix increment	Left-to-right
	--	Postfix decrement
	()	Function call
	[]	Array/Slice subscripting
	.	Struct member selection (lvalue)
	->	Struct member selection (pointer)
	cast!type	Static cast
	const_cast!type	CV removal cast
	reinterpret_cast!type
3	++	Prefix increment	Right-to-left
	--	Prefix decrement
	+	Unary plus
	-	Unary minus
	~	Bitwise NOT (One's complement)
	!	Logical NOT
	(type)	Safe cast (explicit implicit cast)		Should probably have lower priority
	*	Pointer dereference
	&	Address-of
4				Reserved
5	*	Multiplication	Left-to-right
	/	Division
	%	Modulo (remainder)
	&	Bitwise AND		Higher priority than C++
6	+	Addition	Left-to-right
	-	Subtraction
	|	Bitwise OR		Higher priority than C++
	^	Bitwise XOR		Higher priority than C++
7	<<	Left shift	Left-to-right
	>>	Right shift
	>>>	Right shift (unsigned)		Consider whether needed
8	<	Less than	Left-to-right
	<=	Less than or equals
	>	Greater than
	>=	Greater than or equals
9	==	Equals	Left-to-right
	!=	Not equals
10	&&	Logical AND	Left-to-right
11	||	Logical OR	Left-to-right
12	=	Assignement	Right-to-left
	+=	Additive assignment
	-=	Subtractive assignment
	*=	Multiplicative assignment
	/=	Division assignment
	%=	Modulo assignment
	<<=	Left shift assignment
	>>=	Right shift assignment
	>>>=	Logical right shift assignment		Consider whether needed
	&=	Bitwise AND assignment
	^=	Bitwise XOS assignment
	|=	Bitwise OR assignment

Remarks

• Practical has no conditional operator (?:). Instead, if can be used as an expression to the same effect.
• Practical has no comma operator (,). Aside from being a horrible abomination, a compound expression can serve the precise same purpose.