infix notation
infix notation A form of notation in which operators appear between their operands, as in (a + b) ∗ c
Infix notation requires the use of brackets to specify order of evaluation, unlike prefix and postfix notation, i.e. Polish notation and reverse Polish notation respectively.
Infix notation requires the use of brackets to specify order of evaluation, unlike prefix and postfix notation, i.e. Polish notation and reverse Polish notation respectively.
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