For someone who loves citing programming websites, you clearly lack programming knowledge; it doesn't matter what you use to give you an answer, the result will always be 41. But, you got it, breh, keep adding brackets/parentheses whenever you feel like it, just know that when programs do it, the coders know what they're doing. Also, stop calling expressions equations. There are no variables.
They will find a way to blame white supremacy
Some countries, read from right to left. People also have different preferences so it's better to have a standard. It's akin to naming chemical compounds. There may be several ways to name a particular compound and people would just choose whichever one they feel so a standard is needed. Without a standard, it would cause too much confusion/error, as can be seen in this thread. Example: I calculated $81.You still owe me 40.
I calculated $41.
For someone who loves citing programming websites, you clearly lack programming knowledge; it doesn't matter what you use to give you an answer, the result will always be 41. But, you got it, breh, keep adding brackets/parentheses whenever you feel like it, just know that when programs do it, the coders know what they're doing. Also, stop calling expressions equations. There are no variables.
Math was around long before calculators.
That's only right depending on the addition of parentheses. The given version has none so why are we even talking about them? Anyway, the point is @TheBeigeBomber just added parentheses wherever and you CAN'T do that, especially in programming languages and in the real world as it changes the entire expression. There's no room to "interpret it" differently so you get a wrong answer; this isn't English.
