Python Order Of Operations

The operators are (), +, -, *, **, / now let me let you the order

1. ()
2. **
3. *
4. /
5. +
6. -

Let me explain with the example assume there are three numbers 2,3,4 and if we are running the code with mixed operations 

Example 1

If we are running this code 

>>> 2+3*4

Output: 14

Example 2:

If we are running this code

>>>(2+3)*4

20

This difference is because the compiler will always follow the precedence rules. In the first example, 3*4 is calculated first, and then the result is added to 2 because * precedence is higher than +, but in the second example, 2+3 is calculated first. Then the result is multiplied with 4 because () precedence is higher than *.