Priority of C ++ operators "&" and "->"

Question

Given the following:

&row->count

Will the value (row-> count) or (& row) → count be calculated in C ++?

EDIT: here's a great reference for C ++ priority.

Answer 1

& (row-> count)

Answer 2

In terms of priority rules, I always liked what Steve Ouallin suggested in Practical C:

There are 15 priority rules in C (& &? :). A practical programmer reduces these two:

1) Multiplication and division come before addition and subtraction.

2) Put parentheses around everything else.

Answer 3

. .

: Ok . , , .

Answer 4

, C <

→ , and, (- > )

Answer 5

? , , , .

Answer 6

& (row- > )

Answer 7

- > , (). , evalutated & (row- > count)