Why does 5-3*3+3 equals 2 in ruby

Question

ruby operators

Answer 1

because of operator precedence . it's same in all languages. it's rule of maths.!

5-3*3+3 ... first multiplication/division
it will be => 5-9+3 then addition/substraction
=> -1

Answer 2

@VEdward, that equals -1... @akirkham What code are you using to come to that answer?

Answer 3

yeah that's right.. it should be -1! my bad -,3

Answer 4

https://code.sololearn.com/c3weD5Y62u52/?ref=app

check this code... it's giving -1 as answer in Ruby

Answer 5

that is why I posted solos try it comes to 2 I didn't think it was correct

Answer 6

man I checked it...it's giving -1 as answer