Prefix and Postfix Expressions, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Q. Draw the expression tree of the infix expression written below and then convert it intoPrefix and Postfix expressions.

((a + b) + c * (d + e) + f )* (g + h )

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The expression given is:

 

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The postfix expression obtained is:

((a+b)+c*(d+e)+f)*(g+h)

= ((ab+)+c*(de+)+f)*(gh+)

= ((ab+)+(cde+*)+f)*(gh+)

= ((ab+cde+*+)+f)*(gh+)

= (ab+cde+*+f+)*(gh+)

=(ab+cde+*+f+gh+*)

The prefix expression obtained is:

((a+b)+c*(d+e)+f)*(g+h)

= ((+ab)+c*(+de)+f)*(+gh)

= ((+ab)+(*c+de)+f)*(+gh)

= ((++ab*c+de)+f)*(+gh)

= (+++ab*c+def)*(+gh)

= (*+++ab*c+def+gh)

 


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