You specify operators to evaluate:

• One operand (unary operator)
• Two operands (binary operator)

The order in which to evaluate multiple expressions including operators is defined according to strict priority. The operator is linked with either the left or right operand. This is referred to as linking order. The operators in the same group have the same priority. They are evaluated from the left to the right unless you explicitly change the priority using parentheses (()).

Tables 3-1 and 3-2 list the operators supported by the AIT language.

Table 3-1 Unary operators supported by the AIT language

Unary operator	Description
+	Unary plus sign
-	Unary minus sign
!	Unary not sign

Table 3-2 Binary operators supported by the AIT language

Binary operator	Description
+ -	Adding operators
* / %	Multiplying operators
< <= > >= != ==	Comparison operators
& |	Bitwise operators
&& ||	Logical operators

Organization of this section

3.4.1 Assignment

3.4.2 Unary plus

3.4.3 Unary minus

3.4.4 Unary not

3.4.5 Adding operators

3.4.6 Multiplying operators

3.4.7 Comparison operators

3.4.8 Bitwise operators

3.4.9 Logical operators

3.4.10 Priority of operators