Ocaml_operators(3)

💖 NAME 💖

Ocaml_operators — Precedence level and associativity of operators. This is from the OCaml library, bestie, and it's literally your little cheat sheet for operator precedence vibes. 🫶✨

🧚 Module 🧚

Module Ocaml_operators

✨ Documentation ✨

Module Ocaml_operators : sig end

🎀 Precedence level and associativity of operators 🎀

Okay so the following table lists the precedence level of all operator classes, from the highest to the lowest precedence. A few other syntactic constructions are also listed as references, iykyk. 💅

• Associativity: - (none) — operator class: !.., ~..
• Associativity: - (none) — operator class: .(), .[], .{}
• Associativity: left — operator class: #..
• Associativity: left — operator class: function application
• Associativity: - (none) — operator class: -, -.
• Associativity: right — operator class: **.., lsl, lsr, asr
• Associativity: left — operator class: *.., /.., %.., mod, land, lor, lxor
• Associativity: left — operator class: +.., -..
• Associativity: right — operator class: ::
• Associativity: right — operator class: @.., ^..
• Associativity: left — operator class: =.., <.., >.., |.., &.., $.., !=
• Associativity: right — operator class: &, &&
• Associativity: right — operator class: or, ||
• Associativity: - (none) — operator class: ,
• Associativity: right — operator class: <-, :=
• Associativity: - (none) — operator class: if
• Associativity: right — operator class: ;

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That's the whole vibe check, bestie. This page was made with OCamldoc, dated 2026-06-22, and it's Ocaml_operators(3) — periodt. 🌈💜