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Differences between prefix, infix, and postfix notations:
| Prefix | Infix | Postfix |
| Prefix notation also called polish notation. In which the operators are written before their operands. | Infix notation is a familiar notation. In which the operators are written in-between their operands. | Postfix notation also called reverse notation. In which the operators are written after their operands. |
| In prefix notation, the operators are evaluated from left to right and brackets are superfluous... |
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Cambridge Polish notation:
- LISP uses Cambridge Polish notation to indicate the expressions.
- In Cam bridge Polish notation, the parentheses indicate a function application...
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- Post fix notations are also called reverse notation, in whi...
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