• This must be a Java program that: Correctly compiles under the UNIX command line (for optimal results, test your program on Raptor). • When run from the command line your program must read from standard input an RPN formula. • You can assume there is a space between every operator and number. Every number will be a 32 bit integer. • Your program should be able to correctly handle the operations: +, -, x. • IMPORTANT: be careful that your program recognises precisely the three characters above (plus sign, minus sign, and the lowercase letter "x", respectively). • Your program then should write to standard out a single line with the correct output in standard integer format. The following example shows correct behaviour for your program: ● cd472$ javac Submission.java cd472$ echo 75 125 + | java Submission 200 Other examples of NPN formulas are: 3 ( result is 3) • 20 x (result is 0) ● • 2 3+2 2 + x (result is 20) • 2 3 x 4 + (result is 10) • You can read more about RPN here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation • As with all regular assignments you may NOT use any Java standard library class or method other than for input/output.

• This must be a Java program that: Correctly compiles under the UNIX command line (for optimal results, test your program on Raptor). • When run from the command line your program must read from standard input an RPN formula. • You can assume there is a space between every operator and number. Every number will be a 32 bit integer. • Your program should be able to correctly handle the operations: +, -, x. • IMPORTANT: be careful that your program recognises precisely the three characters above (plus sign, minus sign, and the lowercase letter "x", respectively). • Your program then should write to standard out a single line with the correct output in standard integer format. The following example shows correct behaviour for your program: ● cd472$ javac Submission.java cd472$ echo 75 125 + | java Submission 200 Other examples of NPN formulas are: 3 ( result is 3) • 20 x (result is 0) ● • 2 3+2 2 + x (result is 20) • 2 3 x 4 + (result is 10) • You can read more about RPN here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation • As with all regular assignments you may NOT use any Java standard library class or method other than for input/output.

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