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the valid combination of both operands and operators makes an ................................,which returns a computed result.​

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Answered by Aishwaryashobha
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the valid combination of both operands and operators makes an expression , which return a computed result

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An expression is a set of operators and operands that represent a value.

If we wish to execute a computation or frame a condition in any programming language, we utilize a collection of symbols to do so. This collection of symbols forms a phrase.

An operator, according to the preceding definition, is a symbol that performs activities such as arithmetic operations, logical operations, and conditional operations, among others.

The values on which the operators execute the task are known as operands. The operand can be a direct value, a variable, or a memory location address.

An expression is a set of operators and operands that are combined to generate another value. An expression in any programming language is evaluated based on the precedence of its operators. As a result, if an expression contains more than one operator, their precedence determines which operation is done first.

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