Operator Precedence in Perl
What is Operator Precedence in Perl?
Explanation
The following table displays the Operator Precedence in Perl.
| Associativity | Operators |
| left | Terms and list operators (leftward) |
| left | -> |
| nonassoc | ++ -- |
| right | ** |
| right | ! ~ n + - (unary) |
| left | =~ !~ |
| left | * / % x |
| left | + - . |
| left | << >> |
| nonassoc | named unary operators |
| nonassoc | < > <= >= lt gt le ge |
| nonassoc | == != <=> eq ne cmp |
| left | & |
| left | |^ |
| left | && |
| left | || |
| nonassoc | .. ... |
| right | ?: |
| right | = += -= *= etc. (assignment operators) |
| left | , => |
| nonassoc | List operators (rightward) |
| right | not |
| left | and |
| left | or xor |
