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Part $2$: Postfix Notation Calculator

In postfix notation, operators come after their operands. For example, instead of writing $"2+3,"$ you

would write $"23+"$ in postfix notation. The task is to create a calculator that can evaluate expressions in

this format.

Objective

Using the skeleton class PostfixCalculator provided, implement a Java program that can evaluate

mathematical expressions in postfix notation.

Requirements

Your solution should use the java.util.Stack instead of implementing your own Stack

abstract data type. You may also use Arrays and java.util. ArrayList should you find it

helpful.

Skeleton classes and JUnit test cases are provided to support your implementation. These

skeletons should be implemented however additional methods may be required.

The program should take a postfix notation expression as input from the user.

It should support the following mathematical operators: addition $(+),$ subtraction $(-),$

multiplication $(*),$ and division $(/).$

Input tokens must be separated by whitespace; ie $($infix$)$: $"1+2+3"$ and not $"1+2+3".$

The program should evaluate the expression and display the result.

Handle both integer and floating$-$point numbers as operands.

Implement proper error handling to handle invalid expressions or division by zero.

Sample Input$/$Output

Enter a postfix notation expression: $34+$

Result: $7\mathrm{.}0$

Enter a postfix notation expression: $\frac{63}{2}-8+$

Result: $8\mathrm{.}0$

Enter a postfix notation expression: $45**7+2-0+$

Error: $25\mathrm{.}0$

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