Now, understand that multiplication and division have precedence over addition and subtraction. Here are some more examples to show how multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction interact. Here, division has precedence over addition and subtraction. So, it accepts operands first. Now, addition and subtraction have equal precedence.
Addition is to the left, so it accepts operands first.
Three added to two equals five. Finally, the subtraction operator accepts operators. Both the multiplication operator and the division operator have equal precedence, so we proceed from left to right with them. That makes the multiplication operator accept operands first. Two multiplied by four is eight.