The following operators are used in expressions in TAMEScript to calculate values.
They also have a set precedence outlined in a table at the end of this page.
Some operators requires only one operand (unary), and others require two (binary), and one is
used as an if-else branch.
Operator Precedence
Operators have a built-in precedence when used without parenthesis to affect order of operations. From highest to lowest,
this is the precedence for all of TAME's operators (same line has equal precedence).
| ( ) |
| (unary operators) - ! + |
| ** |
| * / % |
| + - |
| < <= > >= |
| == != === !== |
| & |
| ^ |
| | |
| && |
| || |
| (ternary operator) ? : |
It is also worth noting that the power operator (**) is right-associative - the right side is evaluated first,
if more power operators are used successively (e.g. 6 ** 3 ** 2: 3 ** 2 is evaluated first).
