I know from somewhere that logical AND: && has a higher precedence than logical OR: || in Java, but until now I haven't found any clue about how this precedence really acts. What would happen if I didn't know about the precedence of the two and what mistake would I make? I tried to write some code to PROVE the precedence of && and || but failed, for example:

boolExp1 || boolExp2 && boolExp3 || boolExp4

The code above produces the same results no matter the precedence of && and ||, that is,

false || false && true || false

results in false no matter what the precedence is.

I want a method or function that can PROVE the precedence of && and ||. It should produce different results depending on the precedence of && and ||. Is it possible?

java operator-precedence
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