10.5 Operators

The operators are pretty much the same as in the C language. The common ones are:

Arithmetic

+ (add)

- (subtract)

* (multiply)

/ (divide)

% (modulus)

Boolean

! (not)

&& (and)

|| (or)

^ (exclusive-or)

== (numeric identity)

!= (numeric non-identity)

< (less than)

> (greater than)

<= (less than or equal)

>= (greater than or equal)

Bitwise

& (and)

| (or)

^ (exclusive-or)

<< (left shift)

>> (right shift)

>>> (logical right shift)

Numeric Typecasts

(byte) (numeric -> signed byte)

(short) (numeric -> 2-byte integer)

(int) (numeric -> 4-byte integer)

(long) (numeric -> 8-byte integer)

(float) (numeric -> 4-type floating point)

(double) (numeric -> 8-byte floating point)

Note you may find the Maths conversion functions more convenient for numeric conversions than these.

Other

+ (string concatenation)

[] (array dereferencing - first element is zero)

?: (conditional switch)

instanceof (class membership)