What do you mean by Operator precedence?
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An operator precedence is the order that an operator is executed. For example, many times a multiplication operator will execute before the addition operator. See our order of operations definition for a full description.
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Operator precedence
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- The precedence of the operator defines the grouping of terms into an expression and specifies how an expression is evaluated. If several operations occur in an expression, in a fixed order called operator precedence, each portion is evaluated and resolved.
- Parentheses may be used to circumvent the order of precedence and compel sections of an expression to be evaluated in advance of others. Operations within parentheses are often conducted in front of that outside. Nevertheless, standard operator precedence is retained within parentheses.
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