4 + x / b - a + 5 AND x AND y OR p OR q
What is the tree and the postfix of the expression above?
I find it tricky because I am not sure if AND has higher precedence than the arithmetic operators, maybe OR does.
EDIT: I didn't realize that depending on the context AND could have lower precedence than multiplication for example. So lets assume that this is a code in Java.
if(4 + x / b - a + 5 AND x AND y OR p OR q)
How does this expression look like in post order to the computer? If I am not mistaken this would mean that the order of operations is
* /
+ -
AND
OR
Someone correct me if you know better. If that order above is correct then the answer is: $$4xb/+ a - 5 + x AND y AND p OR q OR$$
or
$$xb/4+a-5+xANDyANDpqOROR$$
Both should yield the same result, it is just a matter of how you write it, I think.
Given the hierarchy that you think is correct for Java and left-to-right evaluation within a level, your expression becomes
$$\left[\left(\left[\left(\bigg[\left(\Big[4+(x/b)\Big]-a\right)+5\bigg]\text{ AND }x\right)\text{ AND }y\right]\text{ OR }p\right)\text{ OR }q\right]$$
when fully parenthesized. The associated tree:
And you can read off the postfix string as: