I was reading about the << operator in c++ from C++ Primer.
In it, there are some lines written about << operator
cout << "Some string" evaluates to a left hand ostream operator that is the result of the expression is cout object itself.(We say that operator associates left to right) .
It would be great it someone explains what is the meaning of the above mentioned lines.
Left to right associativity means that the expression is implicitly parenthesized like this:
(((cout << "foo") << "bar") << "baz")
In other words, the leftmost operation comes first.
By contrast, assignment is right-associative in most languages:
a = b = c + 5;
assigns c + 5
to both "a" and "b" because the assignment operator works from right-to-left.