Common operator notation: Difference between revisions

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{{this article is about|the concept of operator precedence. For operator precedence parsing, see [[operator-precedence parser]].}}

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In [[computingprogramming languages]], '''common operator notation''' is just one way of notating mathematical expressions as a

linear sequence of tokens, or [[operator]]s, but this is not the only way. The use of operator precedence classes

and associativities is just one way. However, it is not the most

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