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Q. Illustrate the steps for converting the infix expression into the postfix expression
for the given expression (a + b)∗ (c + d)/(e + f ) ↑ g .
Ans:
The infix expression can be converted to postfix expression as follows: (a+b)*(c+d)/(e+f)^g
=(ab+)*(cd+)/(ef+)^g
=(ab+)*(cd+)/(ef+g^)
=(ab+cd+*)/(ef+g^)
=(ab+cd+*ef+g^/)
The postfix expression is given as:-
(ab+cd+*ef+g^/)
Q. Execute your algorithm to convert the infix expression to the post fix expression with the given infix expression as input Q = [(A + B)/(C + D) ↑ (E / F)]+ (G + H)/ I
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