Question: The following function converts a postfix expression to an infix expression assuming the expression can only contain unsigned integer numbers and + and - operators.
- The following function converts a postfix expression to an infix expression assuming the expression can only contain unsigned integer numbers and + and - operators.
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the expression can only contain unsigned integer numbers and + and - operators.1. public static String convert(String postfix) {
2. String operand1, operand2, infix;
3. Stack
s = new AStack ; 4. int i = 0;
5. while(i < postfix.length) {
6. char nextc = postfix.charAt(i);
7. if ((nextc == '+')||(nextc == '-') {
8. operand2 = s.pop(); operand1 = s.pop();
9. infix = '(' + operand1 + nextc + operand2 + ')';
10. s.push(infix); i++;
11. }
12. else if (Character.isDigit(nextc)){
13. int start = i;
14. while(Character.isDigit(postfix.charAt(i)) i++;
15. infix = postfix.substring(start,i);
16. s.push(infix);
17. }
18. else i++;
19. }
20 return s.pop();
21. }
- Rewrite only the lines of code that need to be changed so that the above function converts a postfix expression to a prefix expression.
- Describe in words what changes are needed on the above given convert() function so that it also finds the value of the converted postfix expression.
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