When an Arithmetic Expression Contains Two or More Different Operators

question 30

Multiple Choice

When an arithmetic expression contains two or more different operators, such as * and +, the order in which the operations is done is determined by

• A) left to right order.
• B) operator precedence.
• C) operator associativity.
• D) the programmer.
• E) the compiler.

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