Question

The priority that c++ gives to the operators for execution is called ___________________ ?

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Answer 1

Answer:

Order Precedence

Explanation:

The priority that c++ gives to the operators for execution is called 'Order Precedence'

Top 10 precedence as follows:-

Precedence 1 - Scope resolution

Precedence 2 - Suffix/postfix increment and decrement

Precedence 3 - Prefix increment and decrement

Precedence 4 - Pointer-to-member

Precedence 5 - Multiplication, division, and remainder

Precedence 6 - Addition and subtraction

Precedence 7 - Bitwise left shift and right shift

Precedence 8 - Three-way comparison operator

Precedence 9 - relational operators  ( <, >,≤,≥)

Precedence 10 - relational operators  (=, ≠)

Answer 2

The answer is order preference.

The priority that C++ gives to the operators for execution is called order preference. The order preference in C++ is as follows:

• scope resolution

• suffix increment and decrement, function cast/call, member access

• prefix increment and decrement, unary plus/minus, logical and bitwise NOT

• pointer to member

• multiplication, division, remainder

• addition and subtraction

• bitwise left and right shifts

• bitwise AND

• bitwise XOR

• bitwise OR

• logical AND

• logical OR

• comma