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Write a program to implement the stack algorithm ? 1. Initialize an empty stack of operators 2. While no error &&!end of expression a) Get next input "token" from infix expression b) If token is … i. "(" : push onto stack ii. ")" : pop and display stack elements until "(" occurs, do not display it iii. operator if operator has higher priority than top of stack push token onto stack else pop and display top of stack repeat comparison of token with top of stack iv. operand display it 3. When end of infix reached, pop and display stack items until empty
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