Binary operators take two operands, perform some operation on them, and return a value. They are represented as static methods on the class that defines the type of one of their two operands. Table I.5: Binary Operator Names shows the names that are defined.
| Name | ISO/IEC 14882:2003 C++ Operator Symbol (This column is informative.) |
|---|---|
op_Addition |
+ (binary) |
op_Subtraction |
- (binary) |
op_Multiply |
* (binary) |
op_Division |
/ |
op_Modulus |
% |
op_ExclusiveOr |
^ |
op_BitwiseAnd |
& (binary) |
op_BitwiseOr |
| |
op_LogicalAnd |
&& |
op_LogicalOr |
|| |
op_Assign |
Not defined (= is not the same) |
op_LeftShift |
<< |
op_RightShift |
>> |
op_SignedRightShift |
Not defined |
op_UnsignedRightShift |
Not defined |
op_Equality |
== |
op_GreaterThan |
> |
op_LessThan |
< |
op_Inequality |
!= |
op_GreaterThanOrEqual |
>= |
op_LessThanOrEqual |
<= |
op_UnsignedRightShiftAssignment |
Not defined |
op_MemberSelection |
-> |
op_RightShiftAssignment |
>>= |
op_MultiplicationAssignment |
*= |
op_PointerToMemberSelection |
->* |
op_SubtractionAssignment |
-= |
op_ExclusiveOrAssignment |
^= |
op_LeftShiftAssignment |
<<= |
op_ModulusAssignment |
%= |
op_AdditionAssignment |
+= |
op_BitwiseAndAssignment |
&= |
op_BitwiseOrAssignment |
|= |
op_Comma |
, |
op_DivisionAssignment |
/= |