Computer Science, asked by abhijeetas590, 10 months ago

print(3-10**2+99/11)​

Answers

Answered by dwivedisaurabh461
1

Answer:

class anc

{

System.out.print("3-(10*2)+99/11);

}

Answered by Jasleen0599
2

-88.0

Python Code

print(3-10**2+99/11)​

Output

-88.0

  • An expression may contain more than one operator. In Python, there is a rule of precedence for evaluating these kinds of expressions. It directs the sequence in which certain tasks are completed. For instance, multiplication comes before subtraction.
  • PEMDAS, which stands for Parenthesis (), Exponential **, Multiplication *, Division /, Addition +, and Subtraction -, provides the correct sequence of precedence.
  • Parentheses can be used to compel an expression to evaluate in the desired order because they have the highest precedence.

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