82: Highlights

• C++ offers negation, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, output, and assignment operators, and C++ follows standard precedence and associativity rules.
• If you want to make your arithmetic expressions clearer, then use parentheses to create subexpressions.
• The output operator has precedence lower than that of the arithmetic operators. The assignment operator has still lower precedence.
• If you wish to combine several output statements into one, then instantiate the following pattern:

  cout << first expression 
       << second expression 
       << ... 
       << final expression;