Which has higher priority over && and || operator?

Question

like what will be the output of
0 && 1 || 1
it may be either 0 if started from || operator or may be 1 if started from && operator.

Answer 1

I've tested with Code Playground and I have obtained 1. You might have to check your code syntax.

Answer 2

Tsk, your code outputs zero because cout prints what comes next directly, like return. To clear up the confusion, place brackets to your entire statement after cout.

cout<<(0 && 1 ||1);

Answer 3

0 && 1 || 1 should end up being 1.

Answer 4

I agree with Hasty. Can we see your code?

Answer 5

http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/operator_precedence

Answer 6

Thanks @hatsy rei.
It was my silly mistake.

Answer 7

You could check my code "operator".
Plz it's giving 0 as output.

Answer 8

@Nina
But when I tried it in code playground it results in 0.

Answer 9

@hatsy
It also says && has higher priority over || so answer would be 1 but it gives 0.