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$$ Design a one$-$digit integer calculator. The program reads a constant equation from keyboard input, calculates the result, and display the equation and result to the Terminal Window.

$$ Operations shall include at least one addition, one subtraction, one multiplication, and one division, but they can be entered in a different order. For example, a$+$b$*$c$/$d$-$e or a$*$b$-$c$+$d$/$e$,$ where a$,$ b$,$ c$,$ d$,$ and e are integers from $0$ to $9$ entered on the keyboard. The more operations a program provides, the higher the program's score. Note: $1$This operation is performed from left to right, without the need for multiplication and division followed by addition and subtraction. $2$Whenever possible, enter equations that evaluate to positive integers, since the display of negative integers was not discussed this term. Make sure to include logic so that it converts from ascii to integers and back.

Sample output:

Enter Operations String: $[$insert equation$]$

$[$prints out equation$]=[$result$]$

Sample:

Enter Operations String: $6*9+3/4-5$

$6*9+3/4-5=9$