Consider a scenario where you have to implement a complex mathematical function involving various arithmetic operations. How would you manage operator precedence to ensure accurate calculations?
- Adjust the order of operations based on trial and error until the calculations are correct.
- Rely on the default operator precedence in Java, as it always follows the mathematical conventions.
- Use a series of if-else statements to manually control the execution order of operations.
- Use parentheses to specify the order of operations, ensuring that higher precedence operations are enclosed within inner parentheses.
In Java, operator precedence follows the standard mathematical rules. However, to ensure accuracy in complex expressions, it's crucial to use parentheses to explicitly define the order of operations. Relying solely on default precedence may lead to unexpected results. Option 3 and 4 are not recommended approaches and can introduce errors.
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