Ordering matters C# with Example

There is overflow in the following code 
int x = int.MaxValue; 
Console.WriteLine(x + x + 1L); //prints -1 
Whereas in the following code there is no overflow 
int x = int.MaxValue; 
Console.WriteLine(x + 1L + x);  //prints 4294967295 
This is due to the left-to-right ordering of the operations. In the first code fragment x + x overflows and after that it 
becomes a long. On the other hand x + 1L becomes long and after that x is added to this value. 
 

The following topic will introduce a way to work with Json using C# language and concepts of Serialization and 
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