CHAPTER 4
Among the most basic operations one can do with Julian is to use expression to calculate and convert values. Julian supports nearly all the operators you would expect in C-like languages. These include:
int x = a + b * c; // arithmetic expressions
bool y = u || v && w; // logical expressions
float z = (a - b) / e; // nested expression
int ai[] = new int[2];
ai[0] = i; // array indexer
string s = "abc";
x = s.length; // object accessor
s = x > 0 ? "these" : "those"; // tertiary operator
x += x; // arithmetic self-assignment
For incremental operators, however, only the post one is supported. This is to intentionally avoid the confusion associated with when to use pre or post incremental operator.
int x = 5;
x++;
++x; // syntax error
The operator precedences follow that of C.