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The hierarchy of the execution of logical operators is
(a) NOT AND OR
(b) AND OR NOT
(c) OR AND NOT
(d) OR NOT AND
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Answer / srinivas.dappili
Hi Santhi,
This is good Question.
THE ANS: IS NOT AND OR.
I am listing precedence order and also the link where u can
Found the relevant details
The operators and their precedence order from highest to
lowest are:
• Navigation operator ( . )
• Arithmetic operators in precedence order:
o + - unary
o * / multiply, divide
o + - add, subtract
• Comparison operators: =, >, <, >=, <=, <>(not equal)
• Logical operator NOT
• Logical operator AND
• Logical operator OR
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Answer / milan kumar
Hierarchy is NOT,AND,OR.hierachy is a).however i'm not sure
wheather compiler will treat it in order they present(most
probable) or will follow the hierarchy if all logical
operators are present in one statement.if i'm wrong plz
scrutinize it..plz post your answer if any one 've tried it
already.....it's a smart question...
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Answer / venkata revanth arla
not,and ,nor according to the precedence order
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