understanding operator precedence when you create simple statements that contain just one operatorthe order of determining the output of that operator is also simple howeverwhen you start working with multiple operatorsit becomes necessary to determine which operator to evaluate first for exampleit' important to know whether evaluates to (where the multiplication is done firstor (where the addition is done firstan order of operator precedence tells you that the answer is unless you use parentheses to override the default order in this case( would evaluate to because the parentheses have higher order of precedence than multiplication does table - defines the order of operator precedence for python table - python operator precedence operator description (you use parentheses to group expressions and to override the default precedence so that you can force an operation of lower precedence (such as additionto take pre cedence over an operation of higher prece dence (such as multiplication*exponentiation raises the value of the left operand to the power of the right operand unary operators interact with single vari able or expression /multiplydividemoduloand floor division addition and subtraction ><right and left bitwise shift bitwise and bitwise exclusive or and standard or >comparison operators =!%///-+***equality operators is identity operators assignment operators is not in membership operators not in not or and logical operators