What Statement Regarding Precedence of Operators Is Accurate

question 22

Multiple Choice

What statement regarding precedence of operators is accurate?

• A) The assignment operator (=) is higher in precedence than exponentiation (**).
• B) The logical conjunction (and) is higher in precedence than the logical negation (not).
• C) The comparison operators (==, !=, , =) are higher in precedence than the assignment operator (=).
• D) The addition and subtraction operators (+, -) are lower in precedence than the logical conjunction operator (and).

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