OK, now it is time for the operators precedent's.
OK, so what actually in Python, the president's is the same as the math, so multiplication, so addition,
subtraction.
This is the least precedent's then multiplication and division.
This is the second.
Then we have the brackets or before the brackets.
We have the explanation, then we have the brackets.
OK, so let's have a real quick example.
So so let's say three plus four.
OK, now let's put spaces here so it will be more comprehensive, multiplied by two.
Now this will give us four multiplied by two, then eight, eight plus three, which is eleven.
So let's see.
That's clear the screen first, so, yeah, it is irrelevant.
OK, now if I typed brackets here.
As you can see like this.
So here you can see that it is three plus four, which means seven seven multiplied by two, which is
14.
So if Iberia it is 14, OK.
So real quick, the brackets is the highest priority or precedence, then we have the explanation,
then we have that multiplication and division.
Then finally, we have the addition and subtraction.
OK, so that's it.
That's 40.