Does java use BODMAS?

Question

At the moment, I\'m trying to make a calculator using the java programming language. However, I need to know whether or not java uses BODMAS so that I\'ll know whether to make a

Answer 1

First, thanks for asking the question. I personally have never heard the term BODMAS. Now I know that it means :

B
Brackets first
O
Orders (ie Powers and Square Roots, etc.)
DM
Division and Multiplication
AS
Addition and Subtraction

So, I personally do not know language that does not support BODNAS internally. I however cannot understand how do you want to use this fact when implementing your calculator.

Answer 2

It's BODMAS not BOMDAS (division is before multiplication).

Yes Java does, there is also precedence rules that it uses about operators not included in BODMAS too

A full list can be found in the Java documentation here:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/operators.html