Stacks and Mathematical Expressions
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The document discusses using stacks to evaluate mathematical expressions in postfix notation. It explains that postfix notation writes operators after operands, and operands are pushed to the stack as they appear, while calculations pop operands based on precedence. Calculations are processed by popping operands, executing the operation, and pushing the result back to the stack. Resources are provided for further information on evaluating expressions using stacks and call stacks.
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