Infix notation is a common way to write mathematical and logical expressions where operators are placed between their operands. It's…
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Prefix notation, also known as Polish notation, places operators before their operands. This structure eliminates the need for parentheses, ensuring…
Infix notation places operators between operands, like 2 + 3. It's intuitive for humans but requires parsing rules (precedence, associativity)…
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