Why the output is 10 in print(1+2+3+4%5)?

Answer 1

As Abhay already said "%" have higher precedence that "+" operator so expression having "%" will be evaluated first.
1+2+3+4%5
= 1+2+3+4 { as 4%5 = 4}
= 10

In SMMR 's answer (1+2+3+4) will be evaluated first as parentheses "( )" have got even higher precedence than "%".
(1+2+3+4)%5
= 10%5
= 0

You can know about precedence of different operators here👇
https://www.mathcs.emory.edu/~valerie/courses/fall10/155/resources/op_precedence.html

Answer 2

4%5 returns 4 , % has higher precedence than + so it is evaluated first

Answer 3

Keshav Kumar the modulo "%" operator returns the remainder after the division.

In your case 4/5 will yield 0 as quotient and 4 will be the remainder.
Thus 4%5 = 4

Answer 4

Arsenic I got what u mean
But how 4%5 will be evaluated as 4?🤔

Answer 5

1) 4%5 = 4 # Because the division of the moddudel is the first to add up and subtract=>
2)print(1+2+3+4)=10

Answer 6

‎יהודי‎ I like your creative spelling of modulo.

Answer 7

‎יהודי‎ I like your creative spelling of modulo.
< Thank you for supporting me.

Answer 8

SMMR then it will comes out to be 0

Answer 9

SMMR i don't expected any answer.
I don't know what will be the answer and i got confused

Answer 10

SMMR i don't have any purpose i just found this question in Sololearn challenge mode

Answer 11

SMMR ofc Python challenge

Answer 12

Arsenic thanks alot bro

Answer 13

Rutvikkumar Gondaliya Sanjay Kamath thanks 😊

Answer 14

The output of this is based on
Mathematics
% has higher precedence than +
So
4%5
Means quotient is 0 and remainder is 4
Then adding it to the rest
1+2+3+4 = 10
Thus, problem is solved

Answer 15

SMMR That's all the question is nothing more

Answer 16

Precedence:
#1: %
#2:+/-
hence :
result
= 1+2+3+(4%5)
= 10 (4 mod 5 evaluated first)

Answer 17

4%5 = 4 so, 1+2+3+4%5 = 10 because more priority % operator then + operator.

(1+2+3+4)%5 = 0 because '()' <-- curve bracket use in equation so first of all sum of 1 to 4 and then modulo operator work.

Okay this reason to answer is 10.

Answer 18

What is the expected output?

Answer 19

Probably this will help
print((1+2+3+4)%5)

Answer 20

You could use bracket() any where you want