Swapped operands

"Swapped operands" refers to the situation in computer code where the positions of operands are incorrectly exchanged, leading to logical errors in the program. This issue often occurs during the programming process, especially when arithmetic operations, comparison operations, or function calls are involved. The goal of addressing swapped operands is to detect and correct these errors, thereby enhancing the correctness and reliability of the code. Its application value lies in significantly reducing software defects, improving development efficiency and code quality, and ensuring that the program runs as expected.