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Panel and welcome to the golden programming language course in the previous session, we talked about

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logical operators and in decision, we want to talk about the other operators concept.

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Operators, presidents operate or presidents determines the grouping of turns in an expedition.

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This affects how an expedition is evaluated.

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Certain operators have higher precedence than others.

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For example, the multiplication operator has a higher precedence than the Edicion operator here.

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Operators with the highest precedence appear at the top of the table.

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Those with the lowest appear at the bottom within an expertise in higher precedence.

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Operators will be evaluated first.

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Now let's go to the school curriculum to illustrate how to use operators precedence.

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First, we define a variable and initialize it by an expedition.

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For example, we define a variable like X calling equal and initialize it by seven plus three multiplication.

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Two now display the output by the following comment.

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So we write that if.

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Resolve.

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Paula, Person, D. and Sir, it's very, very.

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Reformat the court, save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the output result is 13 here.

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Each is assigned 13, not 20, because operator multiplication has hired a pittance that operator plus.

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So it first gets multiplied with three multiplication too.

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And the result is six and then six value adds into seven.

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And final result is 13.

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OK.

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We were able to explain operators precedence and go language and give examples.

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We have reached the end of decision session.

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I hope you take full advantage of this session until next session.

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Goodbye.