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00:00Hi everyone, I am here today.

00:05What is the update of the operators precedence?

00:07What are the operators in the room?

00:09How do we use the operators properly?

00:12How do we use the operators properly?

00:15Let's see.

00:19First, what is the operator precedence?

00:21Now, you can calculate the calculations in Python.

00:24You can use operators in one code.

00:27So, what is the operator first for Python?

00:32Next, what is the importance of the operators?

00:34And then, what is the importance of the operators?

00:37If you did the calculations, we can write the operators precedence.

00:40So, look at this slide.

00:43First, there are parentheses.

00:44First, there is a lot of parentheses.

00:47There is a calculation, so, I will go to Python.

00:49The parentheses, then the first to do that,

00:52I will write that output.

00:54That is the operator.

00:56That is the exponentiation.

00:58The exponentiation means the importance of this calculation.

01:03The next one is multiplication, division, floor division, and modulus operators.

01:10This is the operators.

01:12This is the operators.

01:14This is the calculation.

01:16The next one is addition-subraction.

01:19Addition-subraction operators.

01:21This is the calculations.

01:23The next one is comparison operators.

01:26The next one is comparison operators.

01:28This is the output.

01:30Logical operators are not the first.

01:34That is the and.

01:36That is the R.

01:38This is the operators.

01:40If you are doing a calculation,

01:42or if you are doing a calculation,

01:44the operator's precedence is the correct output.

01:49First, you can use the parentheses.

01:52That is the first calculation.

01:54If you are doing an important calculation first,

01:57it is the parenthesis.

02:00If you are doing a quantification,

02:02you will have an exponentiation.

02:04You will have an exponentiation.

02:05If there is important now,

02:07or if you are doing a parenthesis,

02:08you will end the calculation first.

02:10the one by one,

02:12the other operator will use it.

02:14This is the calculation.

02:15Okay, so if you look at the two operators, there are one presidents.

02:19Now, there are two operators. There are multiplication and division.

02:23Now, there are multiplication and division.

02:26So, if you look at the first operators, you go to the left and right.

02:32Now, there is a division.

02:34If you look at the first division, you go to the right side.

02:39You go to the left and right side.

02:42So, there are multiple operators.

02:44In this multiplication division, floor division, one by one.

02:47Left and right, you go to the right side.

02:50Let's see.

02:54If you look at the example,

02:55If you look at the divide, there is multiplication.

02:59First one, the divide and multiplication is one presidents.

03:05What is the first left to right?

03:07In the left, there is divide.

03:10That's why we get 100 plus 200 divided by 10.

03:13Then, if you divide 200 by 10, there is 20 into the output.

03:16Then, 20 will convert.

03:17So, there is multiplication in the next operator.

03:20So, the next presidents is the next operator.

03:22It means multiplication.

03:23Because if you divide and multiplication, there is one presidents.

03:26So, left to right,

03:28First divide and multiply.

03:30Then, there is multiplication.

03:32So, 3 multiply by 10, there is 30.

03:34If you look at the output.

03:36If you look at the output,

03:37For the same importance,

03:38what importance is the plus and minus.

03:40If you look at the left to right,

03:41Now, there is first plus.

03:43And then, plus.

03:44Then, the output is the plus.

03:45Then, what does that mean?

03:46If you look at the output,

03:47Then, what does it do?

03:48Then, the output is the minus.

03:49Then, we get 90.

03:51Then, the output is the final output.

03:53Okay?

03:54So, in this case,

03:55The operator's presidents are one of the ones.

03:58In this case,

03:59In this case,

04:00All operators are one by one.

04:02Okay?

04:03Let's give an example in Python.

04:12So, if you look at an example,

04:13You can see an example here.

04:14You can see an example here.

04:15You can see an operator.

04:16So, 100 minus 12 plus

04:19In this case,

04:2010 divided by 5,

04:21multiplied by

04:2225,

04:232 divided by 7,

04:24greater than or equal to 100,

04:25and

04:26100 greater than 10.

04:27So, this is our input.

04:28How do you write this first?

04:30How do you write this first?

04:31If you look at this,

04:32First,

04:33I'm going to write left to right,

04:34Because there are two parathesis values.

04:36First, there are two parathesis values.

04:37First, there are two parathesis values.

04:38So, let's write left to right.

04:40So, if you look at 10 divided by 5,

04:42If you look at the output,

04:43This is step 1.

04:45Then, next step,

04:47If you look at a parenthesis value,

04:4925 power 2,

04:51you look at 625 value.

04:52This is the next step changes.

04:54And then,

04:55third step,

04:56So, once you look at the parenthesis,

04:58you look at the important thing,

04:59multiplication and division.

05:01So, this is left to right.

05:03First, in the multiplication,

05:04concentrate,

05:05this is the output.

05:07Next,

05:09divide,

05:10concentrate.

05:111250 divided by 7,

05:12if you look at the output,

05:14178.57,

05:15if you look at the output,

05:16we look at the output.

05:17If you look at the minus,

05:19plus,

05:20concentrate.

05:21First,

05:22100 minus 12.

05:23If you look at the first two,

05:24if you look at the right,

05:25100 minus 12 is 88.

05:26So,

05:27next step,

05:28minus,

05:29plus,

05:30plus,

05:31plus,

05:32178,

05:33266.57.

05:35Once,

05:36in the operators,

05:37you look at the comparison operators.

05:39Comparison operators,

05:40this is greater than or equal to,

05:42that is greater than.

05:43Now,

05:44266.51,

05:45greater than or equal to,

05:471000,

05:48that is false.

05:50And then,

05:51100,

05:52greater than 10,

05:53is true.

05:54Outputing is true.

05:56So,

05:57if you look at this,

05:59logical operators,

06:00and,

06:01last,

06:02logical operators,

06:03considerate,

06:04and,

06:05if we end the seller,

06:06it is false.

06:07Now,

06:08if Python is correct,

06:09you consider the same output.

06:12Because,

06:13it is false.

06:14So,

06:15step by step,

06:16so,

06:17if you look at the output,

06:18any other end,

06:19it is false.

06:20But,

06:21Python is the importance of operators.

06:23So,

06:24this is the operator's president.

06:26Now,

06:27this is the operator's president and associativity topic.

06:36Thank you everyone.

06:37Hi everyone.

06:38Hi everyone.

06:39This is the operator's president.

06:40Let's talk about the operator's president.

06:41Okay.

06:42Let's talk about operators precedents.

06:46Let's talk about operators precedents.

06:48Let's talk about operators precedents.

06:58What is the first operator precedents?

07:00Now you have a calculation.

07:03You use operators in one code.

07:06What is the importance of Python?

07:10You have a lot of importance.

07:12You have a lot of importance.

07:14Then you have a next operator.

07:16If you do the same calculation,

07:18we will say our operators precedents.

07:20Now you have a parenthesis.

07:22You have a very important parenthesis.

07:24You have a calculation for Python.

07:26You have to write Python.

07:28You will write Python.

07:32Then you have the same operator.

07:34You will check the exponentiation.

07:36You have an important importance for your exponentiation.

07:38You will start the experimental importance with the Cycling of the Cycling.

07:41Then you start theoglulation.

07:43Next and you start multiplication, and floor division and type in Modulus operators.

07:48I will start the operation with the Cycling of the Cycling of the Cycling.

07:54Don't take the Aditions Subraction.

07:58You start the Aditions Subraction operators and start the Calculations.

08:01You know?

08:02And then, check the next comparison operators.

08:04The comparison operators are output.

08:06If you calculate the output,

08:09Logical operators are not the first,

08:12that is the AND,

08:13that is the OR.

08:15So, this is the operators.

08:18If you have a calculation,

08:20or you have a calculation,

08:22then you have a correct output.

08:27First, you have a parenthesis.

08:30That is the first to calculate.

08:32If you have a calculation first,

08:36that is the parenthesis.

08:38If you look at that,

08:39I have an exponentiation.

08:41You have an exponentiation.

08:43If you look at the importance,

08:45then you have a parenthesis.

08:46That is the calculation first.

08:48That is the one by one,

08:50the other operators use.

08:52The calculation will continue.

08:54If you look at that,

08:55now there are two operators.

08:56There are one precedents.

08:58There are two operators.

08:59There are multiplication and division.

09:01Now, the core is the multiplication.

09:03It is the division.

09:04Then, the operators are the first one.

09:06If you look at the process,

09:08and go ahead to the left,

09:09then go ahead to the right.

09:11If there is a division,

09:12there will be a multiplication.

09:14If there is a multiplication,

09:15then go ahead to the right side.

09:17and go ahead to the left side.

09:18Then, go ahead to the right side.

09:19Then, go ahead to the right side.

09:20And go ahead to the right side.

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