ed C++ code of this Question , in 3 files. header, cpp main The compiler scans the expression either from left to right or from right to left. Consider the expression: a + b * c + d The compiler first scans the expression to evaluate the expression “b * c”, then again scan the expression to add “a” to it. The result is then added to “d” after another scan. The repeated scanning makes it very inefficient. It is better to convert the expression to postfix (or prefix) form before evaluation. The corresponding expression in postfix form is: “a b c*+d+”. The postfix expressions can be evaluated easily using a stack.  Implementation: You have to implement the following functionality using stack which takes input of fully parenthesized infix expressions and convert it to postfix form. (((12+13)*(20-30))/(811+99)) Sample Output: (there is a single space in between each operator and operand) 12 13 + 20 30 - * 811 99 + /

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The compiler scans the expression either from left to right or from right to left.
Consider the expression: a + b * c + d
The compiler first scans the expression to evaluate the expression “b * c”, then again scan the expression
to add “a” to it. The result is then added to “d” after another scan. The repeated scanning makes it very inefficient. It is better to convert the expression to postfix (or prefix) form before evaluation. The
corresponding expression in postfix form is: “a b c*+d+”. The postfix expressions can be evaluated easily
using a stack. 

Implementation:

You have to implement the following functionality using stack which takes input of fully parenthesized
infix expressions and convert it to postfix form.
(((12+13)*(20-30))/(811+99))


Sample Output:

(there is a single space in between each operator and operand)
12 13 + 20 30 - * 811 99 + /

hint:


Take input in an array of character arrays, where each index of the array is itself a character array.
Each index stores either starting bracket, closing bracket, an operator or an operand. The maximum
size of the array can be 100.

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