Summary
Operators are truly understood and appreciated only with use and practice. Most debugging of JavaScript is a matter of looking to make sure that all of the characters that make up the bulk of operator symbols are the correct ones and that they are placed where they belong. Of course, memorizing which ones do what is important, but so many of them depend of the context of their use that only lots of practice and debugging work leads to optimum use.
In this chapter and previous chapters, operators were used in the context of legal JavaScript statements. The next chapter examines the different statements that have been used, plus others not yet used in examples. As you will see, doing them effectively requires using them in concert with ...
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