Java: pre-,postfix operator precedences

Question

I have two similar questions about operator precedences in Java.

First one:

int X = 10;
System.out.println(X++ * ++X * X++); //it pr         


        

Answer 1

First step

1) first postfix operator: X++ 
   1.a) X++ "replaced" by 10
   1.b) X incremented by one: 10+1=11
   At this step it should look like:  System.out.println(10 * ++X * X++), X = 11;

2) prefix operator: ++X
   2.a) X "replaced" by 11
   2.b) X incremented by one: 11+1=12
   At this step it should look like:  System.out.println(10 * 12 * X++), X = 12;

3) second POSTfix operator: X++
   3.a) X "replaced" by 12
   3.b) X incremented by one: 12+1=13
   At this step it should look like:  System.out.println(10 * 12 * 12),  X = 13;

This prints 10 * 12 * 12 = 1440

This is the bytecode for the first step

 1. bipush 10
 2. istore_0
 3. getstatic java/lang/System/out Ljava/io/PrintStream;
 4. iload_0
 5. iinc 0 1
 6. iinc 0 1
 7. iload_0
 8. imul
 9. iload_0
10. iinc 0 1
11. imul
12. invokevirtual java/io/PrintStream/println(I)V
13. return

This do the following:

 1. Push 10 to the stack
 2. Pop 10 from the stack to X variable
 3. Push X variable value (10) to the stack
 5. Increment local variable X (11)
 6. Increment local variable X (12)
 7. Push X variable value (12) to the stack
 8. Multiply top and subtop (10*12) Now Top = 120 
 9. Push X variable value (12) to the stack
10. Increment local variable X (13)
11. Multiply top and subtop (120*12) Now Top = 1440

Notice than the last increment (10.) is done after the push of X to the stack