JScript operator list

 

! The operator performs a logical "Non" Operation on the expression.
! = The operator compares the values of two expressions to see if they are equal.
! = The operator compares the values of two expressions to see if they are not equal or the data types are inconsistent.
The % operator performs division on two expressions and returns the remainder.
% = Operator performs division on the variables and expressions, and the remainder is assigned to the variables.
& Operator performs bitwise "and" operations on two expressions.
& = The operator performs the bitwise "and" Operation on the variables and expressions and assigns the result to the variables.
& Operator performs logical join operations on two expressions.
* Operators perform multiplication on two expressions.
* = The operator performs multiplication on the variables and expressions and assigns the result to the variables.
+ The operator sums two numeric expressions or concatenates two strings.
++ Operator variable value plus one.
+ = Operator adds the variable and the expression value, and the result is assigned to the variable.
, Operator enables the two expressions to be executed in order.
-The operator removes the value of another expression from the value of one expression or performs a negative operation on one expression.
-- Subtract one from the operator variable value.
-= The operator removes the expression value from the variable value and assigns the result to the variable.
/Operator performs Division operations on two expressions.
/= The operator performs Division operations on the variables and expressions and assigns the result to the variables.
<Operator compares whether an expression is smaller than another expression.
<Operator shifts the expression to the left.
<= Operator shifts the value of a variable left by the number of digits specified by the expression, and the result is assigned to the variable.
<= Operator compares whether the value of one expression is less than or equal to the value of another expression.
= The operator assigns values to variables.
= The operator compares two expressions for equality.
=== The operator compares two expressions to see if their values are equal or if their data types are consistent.
> The operator compares whether the value of an expression is greater than that of another expression.
> = The operator compares whether the value of an expression is greater than or equal to that of another expression.
> The operator expression shifts to the right, and the symbol bit remains unchanged.
>>= The operator shifts the value of a variable to the left by the number of digits specified by the expression. The symbol bit remains unchanged and the result is assigned to the variable.
>>> The operator expression shifts to the right, including the symbol bit.
>>>= The operator shifts the value of a variable to the left by the number of digits specified by the expression, including the symbol bit. The result is assigned to the variable.
? : The operator executes one of the statements according to the conditions.
~ The operator performs bitwise (inverse) operations on the expression.
| The operator performs bitwise "or" operations on two expressions.
| = Operator performs bitwise "or" Operation on the values of variables and expressions, and the result is assigned to the variables.
| The operator performs logical or operations on two expressions.
^ Operator performs bitwise XOR operation on two expressions.
^ = The operator performs bitwise XOR operations on the values of variables and expressions and assigns the result to the variables.
The addition operator (+) calculates the sum of two numeric expressions, or connects two strings.
The value assignment operator (=) assigns a value to the variable.
Bitwise AND operator (&) perform bitwise AND operation on two expressions.
The bitwise left shift operator (<) shifts everyone in an expression to the left.
Bitwise non-operator (~) Perform the bitwise (not) operation on an expression.
The bitwise OR operator (|) specifies the bitwise OR operation for the two expressions.
The bitwise right shift operator (>) shifts everyone in an expression to the right, keeping the symbol unchanged.
Bitwise XOR or operator (^) performs bitwise XOR or operation on two expressions.
The comma (,) operator enables two expressions to be executed consecutively.
The comparison operator returns a Boolean value, indicating the comparison result.
A list of compound assignment operators.
Condition (ternary) operator (? :) Execute one of the two expressions according to the condition.
The reduce operator (--) reduces the variable by one.
The delete operator deletes an object attribute or an element in an array ..
The Division operator (/) performs Division operations on two expressions.
The equal operator (=) compares two expressions to see if they are equal.
The greater than operator (>) compares two expressions to see if one is greater than the other.
The greater than or equal operator (> =) compares two expressions to see if one is greater than or equal to the other.
The constant equals operator (=) compares two expressions to see if the values are equal and have the same data type.
The increment operator (++) adds one to the variable.
Unequal operator (! =) Compare two expressions to see if they are not equal.
The instanceof operator returns a Boolean value indicating whether an object is an instance of a specific class.
The less than operator (<) compares two expressions to see if one is smaller than the other.
The less than equal operator (<=) compares two expressions to see if one is less than or equal to the other.
Logic and operators (&) perform logic and operations on two expressions.
Logical non-operator (!) Perform a logical non-operation on the expression.
The logical or operator (|) performs a logical or operation on two expressions.
Modulo operator. (%) Perform division on the two expressions and return the remainder.
The multiplication operator (*) performs the subtraction operation on the two expressions.
The new operator creates a new object.
Non-constant equal operator (! =) Compare two expressions to see if they have different values or data types.
List of execution priority information of the JScript operator.
The subtraction operator (-) calculates the difference between the two expression values.
The typeof operator returns a string that represents the expression's data type.
Returns the inverse number of a numeric expression.
The unsigned right shift operator (>>>) is used to shift the expression to the right, including the symbol bit.
The void operator avoids the return value of an expression.