Order of operations under pl

in this operation

validTo > = trunc (SYSDATE - 35 + 1/24).

Operations would be done in which order?

1 SYSDATE - 35.
2 + 1/24?

Or vice versa?

Thanks in advance

Less and more have equal priority. Mathematically, the answer remains the same, no matter what either less or more is done first.

SQL> select 1+2-1 as ANSWER from dual;

    ANSWER
----------
         2

SQL> select 1+(2-1) as ANSWER from dual;

    ANSWER
----------
         2

SQL> select (1+2)-1 as ANSWER from dual;

    ANSWER
----------
         2

SQL>

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