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I need to create a function using GitHub.

Transcribed Image Text:In the "eval_expr.cpp" file, you will implement the conversion algorithm in the following function.
/***
* @brief Convert an infix expression to an equivalent postfix expression
* @param infix_expr The input expression in the infix format.
* @return the converted postfix expression. If the input infix expression is invalid, return an emp
*/
String convertInfixToPostfix (string infix_expr)
Then implement a function to evaluate infix expressions by using the convertInfixToPostfix and
evalPostfixExpr functions.
bool evalInfixExpr(string infix_expr, float& result);
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