Order evaluation Rules in C++17

C++17 introduced the following rules for the order of evaluation:

1. Left-to-right Evaluation: C++17 guarantees that subexpressions within an expression are evaluated from left to right. This means that the leftmost subexpression is evaluated first, followed by the next subexpression on the right, and so on.
2. Sequenced Before Relationship: If two subexpressions within an expression are not directly related by a common sequence point, C++17 guarantees that they will be evaluated in an order that is either left-to-right or according to the dependencies imposed by the expressions themselves.
3. Function Call Sequencing: When you call a function, evaluations related to the arguments of the called function are evaluated before the evaluation of called function.
4. Indeterminately Sequenced Expressions: C++17 allows for expressions that are indeterminately sequenced. This means that the ord