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2/15/25, 7:15 PM Section 8.

10 - CSE110 – Principles of Programming | zyBooks

Table 8.10.1: Precedence rules for arithmetic, logical, and relational


operators.

Operator/Convention Description Explanation


Items within
parentheses
In (a * (b + c)) - d, the + is evaluated first, then *,
() are
then -.
evaluated
first

! (logical
! NOT) is ! x || y is evaluated as (!x) || y
next

Arithmetic
operators
(using their
*/%+- precedence z - 45 * y < 53 evaluates * first, then -, then <.
rules; see
earlier
section)

x < 2 || x >= 10 is evaluated


Relational
< <= > >= as (x < 2) || (x >= 10) because < and >= have
operators
precedence over ||.

x == 0 && x != 10 is evaluated
Equality and as (x == 0) && (x != 10) because == and != have
== != inequality precedence over &&.
operators == and != have the same precedence and are evaluated left
to right.

x == 5 || y == 10 && z != 10 is evaluated
&& Logical AND as (x == 5) || ((y == 10) && (z != 10)) because
&& has precedence over ||.

|| has the lowest precedence of the listed arithmetic, logical,


|| Logical OR
and relational operators.

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