Table 1.2 lists Python operators, some of which may have been unfamiliar to you. Open up the Python shell and experiment with unfamiliar operators and see how many you can define. We know from...

Table 1.2 lists Python operators, some of which may have been unfamiliar to you. Open up the Python shell and experiment with unfamiliar operators and see how many you can define.

We know from mathematics that parenthesis can change the order of operations. For example, consider a + b * c, (a + b) * c, and a + (b*c). In general, two of those expressions will be the same and one will be different. Through trial and error, find one set of integer values for a, b, and c so that all three expressions have the same value and a != b != c.