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Operator precedence

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Hi,

Is there any smart way to learn operator precedence table ? (means can we form some kind of logical connection instead of mugging entire table.) If some good reference could be provided then it will be great help.

PS: http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-operator-precedence-associativity/

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I am guessing this same concept is used in Compiler Design parsing also!
So you can watch RVR or Nptel

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Hi Guys,

Please refer -> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4204973/shortcut-to-remember-the-order-of-evaluation-and-precedence-of-operators-in-c

PUMA IS REBL ( spell "REBL" as if "REBEL"). or PUMA'S REBL TAC (with a puma being a cat and since our cat is a spelling rebel, it writes "cat" backwards)

For Associative All except Unary,Assignment and Ternary are Left to Right.

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