Summary
A key part of any programming language is the way that it handles assignment, mathematical, relational, and logical operations to perform the basic work required by any real-world application. These operations are controlled in code through operators. Factors that determine the effects that operators have in code include precedence, and left and right associativity. In addition to providing a powerful set of predefined operators, C# extends these operators through user-defined implementations, which I'll discuss in Chapter 13.