Assignment Operators | ||
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Operator | Meaning | Notes |
a = b; | ordinary assignment | copy the value of b into a. If b is reference copy the pointer to b into a, not the values of the fields of the object pointed to by b into the fields of the object currently pointed to by a. |
a += 2; | a = a + 2; | plus |
a -= 2; | a = a - 2; | subtract |
a *= 2; | a = a * 2; | multiply |
a /= 2; | a = a / 2; | divide |
a %= 2; | a = a % 2; | modulus |
a >>>= 2; | a = a >>> 2; | unsigned right shift |
a >>= 2; | a = a >> 2; | signed right shift |
a <<= 2; | a = a << 2; | signed and unsigned left shift |
a &= 2; | a = a & 2; | bitwise and |
a |= 2; | a = a | 2; | bitwise or |
a ^= 2; | a = a ^ 2; | xor, exclusive or |
swimmer = swimner + 2;
When you write:
swimmer += 2;
there is no possibility for that sort of leaping to conclusions. Further, even a mindless compiler will generate more efficient code with the compound form.
The offical term for the calculating assignment operators is compound assignment operators.
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