Stack using C++ programmijng language please Write a program to input an arithmetic expression, then 1. Match nested brackets found the expression, if they are matched correctly proceed to step 2. 2. Evaluate the expression. Please not that the operands of the expression may contain more than one digit. just 3 function : 1.function to check the brackets 2.function from infix to postfix 3.function to evaluate the expression this is the cin of the arithmetic expression we will use : ((5+(6/2*3)-2)+1)= this will give you 13 and will go to next stage (5+(6/2*3)-2)+1)= this will give you missing open bracket ((5+(6/2*3)-2)+1= this will give you missing close bracket

Stack using C++ programmijng language please Write a program to input an arithmetic expression, then 1. Match nested brackets found the expression, if they are matched correctly proceed to step 2. 2. Evaluate the expression. Please not that the operands of the expression may contain more than one digit. just 3 function : 1.function to check the brackets 2.function from infix to postfix 3.function to evaluate the expression this is the cin of the arithmetic expression we will use : ((5+(6/23)-2)+1)= this will give you 13 and will go to next stage (5+(6/23)-2)+1)= this will give you missing open bracket ((5+(6/2*3)-2)+1= this will give you missing close bracket

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

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