In many cases, an expression may contain different type of operators, such as the one shown here.
PHP
$a * $b + 2 > 21 || !($c == $b / 2) && $c > 13
In such cases, arithmetic operations are performed first, comparison operations are performed next, and logical operations are performed at the end, as shown in the following table
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Lower Precedence |
Arithmetic Operators |
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Comparison Operators |
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Logical Operators |
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Java, C++, C#
a * b + 2 > 21 || !(c == b / 2) && c > 13
In such cases, arithmetic operations are performed first, comparison operations are performed next, and logical operations are performed at the end, as shown in the following table
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Higher Precedence
Lower Precedence |
Arithmetic Operators |
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Comparison Operators |
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Logical Operators |
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Visual Basic
a * b + 2 > 21 Or Not(c = b / 2) And c > 13
In such cases, arithmetic operations are performed first, comparison operations are performed next, and logical operations are performed at the end, as shown in the following table
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Higher Precedence
Lower Precedence |
Arithmetic Operators |
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Comparison Operators |
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Logical Operators |
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Python
a * b + 2 > 21 or not(c == b / 2) And c > 13
In such cases, arithmetic operations are performed first, comparison operations are performed next, and logical operations are performed at the end, as shown in the following table
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Higher Precedence
Lower Precedence |
Arithmetic Operators |
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Comparison and Membership Operators |
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Logical Operators |
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