If in a certain code language, '+' represents '×', '–' represents '+', '×' represents '÷' and '÷' represents '–'. Find out the answer of the following expression:
$$9-3+1÷6\times 2=?$$

Step-by-step Solution:
1. Substitute the original operators with the coded mathematical symbols as specified:
* '–' becomes '+'
* '+' becomes '×'
* '÷' becomes '–'
* '×' becomes '÷'

2. The decoded expression becomes:

$$9+3\times 1-6÷2$$

3. Solve using the BODMAS rule (Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction):
* Division: $6÷2=3\to 9+3\times 1-3$
* Multiplication: $3\times 1=3\to 9+3-3$
* Addition & Subtraction: $9+3-3=9$