Math statement parsed weirdly

[jverkoey]

Alright, so I was testing out my math parser with just a completely random statement, below:

3+3/3*2423-234/234/234-234*3-4+(4-2/4)-34

Now, when I type it in to my calculator and google, I get the same result: 1,689.49573

From Google:
3 + ((3 / 3) * 2 423) - ((234 / 234) / 234) - (234 * 3) - 4 + (4 - (2 / 4)) - 34

However, I don't understand why the ((234 / 234) / 234) - (234 * 3) - 4 + (4 - (2 / 4)) part is in its own parenthesis. Order of operations states that operators are done in the order that they occur in, right?

So.....shouldn't it be

3  +  (3/3*2423)   -    234/234/234   -   234*3   -   4   +   (4-2/4)   -34

Maybe I'm just confused....my math parser gives the following postfix output:

3.000000
3.000000
3.000000
DIV
2423.00000
MUL
ADD
234.000000
234.000000
DIV
234.000000
DIV
SUB
234.000000
3.000000
MUL
SUB
4.000000
SUB
4.000000
2.000000
4.000000
DIV
SUB
-34.000000
ADD

which gives me -30.5

-edit-
Or...wait....Ok, I just retyped it in to my calculator and am still getting the same answer, so there must be an error in my infix->postfix evaluator...*wanders off*

[Sang-drax]

Yes, google added redundant parentheses.