Inasmuch as it makes sense, these are in order of precedence. Page numbers refer to the relevant page of the course notes.
| [] () | array index (p 21) parentheses (p 21) | >= <= > < | greater than or equal to (p 22) less than or equal to (p 22) greater than (p 22) less than (p 22) |
| ! | logical not (to negate a condition) | == != | equals (p 22) not equals (p 22) |
| + - | addition (p 21) / string concatenation subtraction (p 21) / negation (p 21) | && || | logical and (p 22) logical or (p 22) |
| * / % | multiplication (p 21) division (ignore remainder if both sides are integers) (p 21) remainder of division (modulo) (p 21) | = | assignment (p 20) |
| // ; {} | begin a comment ended by end of line (p 26) statement termination (p 20) statement block delimiters (p 21) |
We separate the keywords of Java into the words we actually use in class and the words we do not. (The latter only matter in that they're invalid variable names.)
| break | (p 23) | else | (p 20) | if | (p 21) | new | (p 24) | return | (p 20) | void | (p 25) |
| char | (p 23) | for | (p 20) | int | (p 20) | public | (p 22) | static | (p 22) | while | (p 24) |
| double | (p 24) |
| abstract | boolean | byte | byvalue | case | cast | catch |
| class | const | continue | default | do | extends | false |
| final | finalize | finally | float | future | generic | goto |
| implements | import | inner | instanceof | interface | long | native |
| null | operator | outer | package | private | protected | rest |
| short | super | switch | synchronized | this | throw | throws |
| transient | true | try | var | volatile |