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Author: GADDIS
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Chapter 21, Problem 4PC
Program Plan Intro

Prefix Calculator

Program plan:

  • Include necessary header files.
  • Define the class “PreficCalc”.
    • Declare the necessary variables.
    • Define the method “start()”.
      • Create labels and text fields to enter the prefix expression.
      • Create a button “evaluate” to submit and calculate the resultant value.
    • Define the class “CmdTextListener”.
      • Define the method “handle()”.
        • Declare the string variable to get a prefix expression.
        • Declare the method “buildExpr()” to read and build a binary tree.
        • Declare the method “eval()” to evaluate the tree expression.
        • Display the result into the resultant text field.
          • Define the method “eval()” to evaluate the expression.
            • The “if” statement check, left and right child of tree is equal to null.
              • True, return the integer value.
            • Otherwise,
              • Call the method “eval()” and assign the result into “leftOp”.
              • Call the method “eval()” and assign the result into “rightOp”.
              • The “if” statement check, tree value is equal to “*”.
                • True, return the multiplied value.
                  • The “if” statement check, tree value is equal to “+”.
                    • True, return the added value.
            • Return “0”.
              • Define the method “isNumber()”.
                • If the given expression is number then, return the number itself.
            • Define the class “Node”.
              • Declare the necessary variables.
              • Define the parameterized constructor.
            • Define the method “buildExpr()” to read and build a binary tree.
              • Read the input from the user.
              • The “if” statement check the expression is number.
                • True, return the node itself.
                  • Otherwise, build a non-leaf tree.
                    • Call the method “Node()” and return a value.
    • Define the “main()” method.
      • Declare the method “launch()” to call the “start()” method eventually.

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