Blackey Script’s Operator Precedence is mostly like C language,
the following table lists the precedence and associativity of operators.
Operators are listed top to bottom, in descending precedence.

For example, the expression below:

x = 5;
y = z = 1 * -2 + 3 * 4 – -x;

The unary minus operator is in Group 2, much higher than other operators.
Then, the multiplication operator (Group 3),
which is much higher than the addition and subtraction operator (Group 4).
After the addition and subtraction, finally is the simple assignment operator. (Group 9, from Right to Left)

So the calculated result will be y equals to z equals to 15.

Group 1

Function	Operator	Example
Function call	()	print(x);

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Group 2，Right-to-left

Function	Operator	Example
Unary minus	–	x = -1; y = 1 * -3;

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Group 3

Function	Operator	Example
Multiplication	*	x = 1 * 2;
Division	/	x = 6 / 2;
Remainder	%	x = 5 % 3;

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Group 4

Function	Operator	Example
Addition	+	x = 1 + 2;
Subtraction	–	x = 1 – 2;

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Group 5

Function	Operator	Example
Less	<	x < 1
Larger	>	x > 1
Less or equal	<=	x <= 1
Larger or equal	>=	x >= 1

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Group 6

Function	Operator	Example
Equal	==	x == 1
Not euqal	!=	x != 1

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Group 7

Function	Operator	Example
Logical AND	&&	x && y

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Group 8

Function	Operator	Example
Logical OR	||	x || y

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Group 9，Right-to-Left

Function	Operator	Example
Simple assignment	=	x = 1; x = y = z = 1;

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Group 10

Function	Operator	Example
Comma	,	x = 1, y = 2; print(x, y);