Precedence of operators.

All operators in a given table cell have the same precedence. Cells are ordered from highest precedence to lowest.
Unary operators and the assignment operator are done from right to left when operators have the same precedence. For example,
```
a = b = c;
```
means a = (b = c).
Other operators with the same precedence are done from left to right. For example,
```
a / b * c 
```
means (a/b)*c.

`::`	scope resolution operator	highest precedence
`.`	dot operator
`->`	member selection
`[]`	array indexing
`()`	function call
`++`	postfix increment operator
`--`	postfix decrement operator
`typeid`
`dynamic_cast`
`static_cast`
`const_cast`
`reinterpret_cast`
`++`	prefix increment operator
`--`	prefix decrement operator
`!`	not
`-`	unary minus
`+`	unary plus
`*`	dereference
`&`	address of
`new`
`delete`
`delete[]`
`sizeof`
`.*`	member dereference
`->*`	member dereference
`*`	multiplication
`/`	division
`%`	reminder
`+`	addition
`-`	subtraction
`<<`	insertion operator (output), bitwise left shift
`>>`	extraction operator (input), bitwise right shift
`<`	less than
`<=`	less or equal to
`>`	greater than
`>=`	greater or equal to
`==`	equal
`!=`	not equal
`&&`	logical and
`\|\|`	logical or
`?:`	conditional operator
`=`	assignment
`+=`	add and assign
`-=`	subtract and assign
`*=`	multiply and assign
`/=`	divide and assign
`%=`	modulo and assign
`<<=`	left shift and assign
`>>=`	right shift and assign
`&=`	bitwise AND and assign
`\|=`	bitwise OR and assign
`^=`	exclusive OR and assign
`throw`	raising exception
`,`	list operator	lowest precedence