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Chapter 4, Problem 7PA
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Implementation of code for performing arithmetic operation on very large floating point numbers using stack:
Program plan:
- Define a boolean function named “operatorOrNot()” to check whether the input have arithmetic operators or not.
- Define a function named “arithmeticOperations()” to perform arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on large floating point numbers.
- Define a function “main ()” to get user input and make a call to the function “operatorOrNot()” and “arithmeticOperations()” to perform the operations and display the output.
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