About operator >

#1

why should we have to parenthesis “<” in cout example…
string a =“man”;
string b=“mann”;
cout<b; //not working
//cout<<(a>b) is working
//printf("%d",a>b) is working

#2

cout<b// does not work coz, incorrect syntax

in which we should apply bracket? not able to understand the question

#3

sorry
cout<b; not working…why we have to parenthesizes
cout<<(a>b); it works

#4

because of operator precedence << has higher precedence than < or >.
Hence we have to specify brackets to specify the operator order.

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