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. 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 '0' through '9', false otherwise cin.ignore(); -- reads and discards the next character from the cin input stream cin.get(char &c); -- reads a character in c ( could be a space or the new line)

Task - Using pointers to process arrays (C Language) Example #5 below expected output is 45, but from the program below its coming out to 46. Please help make it come out to 45 as expected In a TV show, each minute can be either interesting or boring. Assume that if 7 consecutive minutes are boring, then an average viewer will stop watching the show. Write a C program that calculates how many minutes that an average viewer will watch a TV show, given the interesting minutes. Assume the TV shows are 45 minutes long. Requirements Name your program project4_minutes.c. Follow the format of the examples below. The program will read in the number of interesting minutes, then read in the interesting minutes. The program should include the following function. Do not modify the function prototype. int find_minute(int *minutes, int n); minutes represents the input array for interesting minutes, n is the length of the array (the number of interesting minutes). The function returns the how…

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✓ Allowed languages C Problem Statement Write a C Program that will compute for the GCD of M numbers Input Input starts with a number N and is followed by N sets of numbers (M, A₁, A₁,...AM). We need to compute for the GCD of A₁, A₂....AM Output The set of N numbers indicating the GCD of each of the inputs Limits 1