Operator precedence determines the order in which operations are performed in an arithmetic expression
as in traditional school mathematics.
The order of computations follows the following sequence brackets.
Exponents division multiplication addition and subtraction.
To illustrate this example let's take a look at a basic equation.
Here we have 50 plus 200 in brackets multiplied by three in this equation.
Fifty would be added to two hundred first.
The result would then be multiplied by three.
We'll go ahead and test this in our web browser
and we can see we get the correct result.
Seven hundred and fifty.