I think you've accurately captured my suggestion. Some examples that might not be obvious ``` select not 0 between -1 and 2; select 1 == 3 between -1 and 2; select 0 between -1 and 2 == 2; ``` These are simple enough but they are contrived in that if anyone was even remotely in doubt they would just add parentheses. The reason I happen to care is I'm writing a compiler and I need to be conformant to the SQLite rules. Hence the details matter to me whereas if I was just coding SQLite I wouldn't care so much, I'd add parens for clarity. But to make the doc a little better I don't think you have to do much. You could change it to something like this: SQLite understands the following operators, in order from highest to lowest precedence: ``` ~ - + (the common unary operators) COLLATE || * / % + - << >> & | < <= > >= = == != <> IS IS NOT IN LIKE GLOB MATCH REGEXP BETWEEN NOT AND OR The unary prefix operators are these: - + ~ NOT The remaining operators are binary except for BETWEEN which is ternary. ``` With that change section 2 becomes your intro/summary section with additional details below if needed.