In c++, Write a program that uses stacks to evaluate an arithmetic expression in infix notation without converting itinto postfix notation.The program takes as input a numeric expression in infix notation, such as 3+4*2, and outputs the result.1) Operators are +, -, *, /2) Assume that the expression is formed correctly so that each operation has two arguments.3) The expression can have parenthesis, for example: 3*(4-2)+6.4) The expression can have negative numbers.5) The expression can have spaces in it, for example: 3 * (4-2) +6.Here are some useful functions that you may need:char cin.peek(); -- returns the next character of the cin input stream ( without reading it)bool isdigit(char c); -- returns true if c is one of the digits 'O' through '9', false otherwisecin.ignore(); -- reads and discards the next character from the cin input streamcin.get(char &c); -- reads a character in c ( could be a space or the new line )

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Write a program that uses stacks to evaluate an arithmetic expression in infix notation without converting it into postfix notation.|| The program takes as input a numeric expression in infix notation, such as 3+4*2, and outputs the result.

Write a program that uses stacks to evaluate an arithmetic expression in infix notation without converting it into postfix notation.|| The program takes as input a numeric expression in infix notation, such as 3+4*2, and outputs the result.

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