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Section 9.9 Operator Precedence
Now that we know several logic and arithmetic operators, we need to know the order in which the computer will evaluate a more complex expression.
More advanced operator precedences are introduced in
Section 26.1.
Check Your Understanding Check Your Understanding
1.
Suppose that variables a, b, and c of type int have been declared and assigned the values:
a=3
b=4
c=5
What is the value of the logic expression:
(a + b > c) && (c - b == a)
