In Example 6.9 we described a common error in Pascal programs caused by the fact that and and or have precedence comparable to that of the arithmetic operators. Show how a similar problem can arise in...

In Example 6.9 we described a common error in Pascal programs caused by

the fact that and and or have precedence comparable to that of the arithmetic operators. Show how a similar problem can arise in the stream-based

I/O of C++ (described in Section C 8.7.3). (Hint: Consider the precedence

of <>>, and the operators that appear below them in the C column of

Figure 6.1.)