17 Questions
What is the order of evaluation for multiplication, division, and remainder operations?
Multiplication, Division, Remainder
How are operators of the same type evaluated if there are several in a row?
They are evaluated from left to right.
What is the order of evaluation for addition and subtraction operations?
Addition, Subtraction
In Java, how are equality operators '==' and '!=' different from relational operators '>', '<', '>=', '<='?
Equality operators check if values are equal or not, while relational operators compare values.
What is the significance of 'x > y' in Java?
'x > y' checks if x is greater than y.
What is the result of the arithmetic expression 5 + 3?
8
How is the subtraction operation represented in Java?
What is the output of the Java expression 4 * 6?
24
How is the division operation denoted in Java?
/
What is the remainder when 10 is divided by 3 in Java?
1
What symbol is used for the modulus operation in Java?
%
How should the expression 'a divided by b' be written to ensure all constants, variables and operators appear in a straight line?
a / b
In Java expressions, how are terms grouped using parentheses?
Parentheses are used to group terms in the same manner as in algebraic expressions.
What is the order of precedence for multiplication, division, and remainder operations in Java?
Multiplication, division, and remainder operations are applied first.
How are addition and subtraction operations applied in Java expressions?
Addition and subtraction operations are applied after multiplication, division, and remainder operations.
What does it mean when we say operators are applied from left to right?
Operators are applied in the order they appear from left to right in an expression.
How are nested parentheses evaluated in Java expressions?
The expression in the innermost set of parentheses is evaluated first.
Learn about the rules of operator precedence including multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, and assignment. The summary also includes the order of evaluation when there are several operators of the same type.
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