JavaScript Operator Precedence

Operator precedence in JavaScript, decides which operator evaluates first, then which evaluates second, and so on. I've listed all the JavaScript operators, where the first operator has the highest precedence, and the last operator has the lowest precedence, in the table given below:

Operator	Name	Associativity
()	Grouping
.	Member	left to right
[]	Member	left to right
new	Create
()	Function call	left to right
++	Increment
--	Decrement
!	Logical NOT
typeof	Type
**	Exponentiation	right to left
*	Multiplication	left to right
/	Division
%	Remainder/Modulus
+	Addition	left to right
–	Subtraction
<<	Left shift	left to right
>>	Right shift
>>>	Unsigned Right shift
<	Less than	left to right
<=	Less than or equal
>	Greater than
>=	Greater than or equal
in	In
instanceof	Instance of
==	Equality	left to right
!=	Inequality
===	Strictly equal
!==	Strictly unequal
&	Bitwise AND	left to right
^	Bitwise XOR	left to right
\|	Bitwise OR	left to right
&&	Logical AND	left to right
\|\|	Logical OR	left to right
? :	Conditional	right to left
=	Assignment	right to left
+=	Add then assign
-=	Subtract then assign
*=	Multiply then assign
/=	Divide then assign
%=	Modulus then assign
<<=	left shift then assign
>>=	right shift then assign
>>>=	Unsigned right shift then assign
&=	Logical AND then assign
^=	Bitwise XOR then assign
\|=	Bitwise OR then assign
yield	Pause function	right to left
,	Comma	left to right

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