Which has higher priority- Somebody throw highlight on this?

[Allan]

Hi All,
I have a code as below
main ()
{
int x,y,z;
x=1;
y=-1;
z=2;
z=++x&&++y||++z;
printf("x=%d y=%d z=%d",x,y,z);
}
In the above code I could not figure out which takes higher precedence whether && or ||. Only if I could get this idea clear my output would be correct. So somebody clarify this.

Regards,
Allan

[Ralph]

The logical AND denoted as && takes precedence over logical OR denoted as ||.For both the order of operations would be from left to right.

The process of output would be as follows:
++x is equal to 2
++y is equal to 0
++z is equal to 3
So
++x&&++y is equal to 2&&0 which is equal to 0

and so 0||++z is equal to 0||3 which is equal to true.

Allan I assume your query is clarified.