[HD Pg 121, Sec. 5.1.2 - difference-between-an-expression-and-a-statement]

[OCAJO1]

Page 122, "of the expression a = a + b is the value produced by the expression on the right of == operator,"

I don't think he means to say, of a logical operator (==), so it must be, of an assignment operator (=).

[admin]

Yes, but I see = and not == at that place.

[OCAJO1]

You must be looking at a later build. In build 9.0 it shows ==. Either way, obviously it was just a typo.

[Username987654]

It is, in fact, an expression made by combining two expressions - a and a + b using the = operator.

should be

It is, in fact, a statement made by combining two expressions - a and a + b using the = operator.

?

[admin]

No, this sentence is correct. We already know that a = a+b; is a statement. It is trying to drive the point that it is also an expression. It is made by combining two expressions a and a + b using =. Will make it clear.
thank you for your feedback.

[Username987654]

Understood. Thanks.