Order of precedence determines which operation must first take place in an operation STATEMENT or conditional statement. On the top most level of precedence are the unary operators! +, – and &. It is followed by the regular mathematical operators (*, / and MODULUS % first, followed by + and -). Next in line are the RELATIONAL operators <, <=, >= and >. This is then followed by the two EQUALITY operators == and! =. The logical operators && and || are next evaluated. On the last level is the assignment operator =.

Order of precedence determines which operation must first take place in an operation statement or conditional statement. On the top most level of precedence are the unary operators! +, – and &. It is followed by the regular mathematical operators (*, / and modulus % first, followed by + and -). Next in line are the relational operators <, <=, >= and >. This is then followed by the two equality operators == and! =. The logical operators && and || are next evaluated. On the last level is the assignment operator =.