If ‘A’ stands for ‘$÷$ ’, ‘B’ stands for ‘$\times$ ’, ‘C’ stands for ‘$+$ ’ and ‘D’ stands for ‘$-$ ’, what will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following equation?
$$455\text{ A }5\text{ D }17\text{ C }36\text{ B }4=?$$

According to the instructions, replace the alphabet letters with their respective mathematical signs:
* $\text{A}\to ÷$
* $\text{B}\to \times$
* $\text{C}\to +$
* $\text{D}\to -$

The given equation is:

$$455\text{ A }5\text{ D }17\text{ C }36\text{ B }4$$

Substituting the signs:

$$455÷5-17+36\times 4$$

Solving step-by-step using the BODMAS rule:

1. Division ($÷$):

$$455÷5=91$$

Equation becomes: $91-17+36\times 4$
2. Multiplication ($\times$):

$$36\times 4=144$$

Equation becomes: $91-17+144$
3. Addition ($+$):

$$91+144=235$$

Equation becomes: $235-17$
4. Subtraction ($-$):

$$235-17=218$$

Thus, the value that replaces the question mark is $218$.