Read four integers a b c d and print the result of evaluating exactly this expression, with C’s normal operator
precedence (not left-to-right):
a + b * c - d % 3Print it in the form Result: 13.
The point of this exercise isn’t the arithmetic – it’s building the habit of reading an expression the way the
compiler does. *, /, and % all sit at the same precedence level, one level tighter than + and -. So before
you write a single line of code, work out on paper what 2 + 3 * 4 - 7 % 3 should evaluate to, then check your
program agrees. If you’re tempted to add parentheses to “help” – don’t; the exercise is to trust precedence, not
route around it.