Simple Desk Calculator

Question

Problem Description
Your task are to write a program that imitates a simple desk calculator. Your calculator must be able to accept an infix expression which at least includes (, ), +, -, *, /,% . If the expression is legal, output its value, else ouput an error message.

Input
There are several test cases, each occupies one line that contains an infix expression. Proceed until the end of the file.

Output
For each test case, in one line the value of that expression ( accurate up to two decimal places), or an error message “ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION”.

Sample Input
4.99+5.99+6.99*1.06
(3*5*(4*8)%2)
1+2(
2/0
2.5%2
2%2.5

Sample Output
18.39
0.00
ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION
ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION
ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION
ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION

Answer 1

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# Simple Desk Calculator
#
# This function takes an infix expression as input and returns its value.
# The expression should include parentheses, addition (+), subtraction (-),
# multiplication (*), division (/), and modulo (%) operations.
# It outputs the result or an error message if the expression is invalid.

simple_desk_calculator <- function(expr) {
  # Function to evaluate the expression
  evaluate_expression <- function(expression) {
    tryCatch({
      # Split the expression into tokens
      tokens <- strsplit(expression, "")[[1]]
      
      # Check for valid operators
      if (length(tokens) < 3 || !all(token == "+" | "-" | "*" | "/" | "%")) {
        return("ERROR IN INFIX NOTATION")
      }
      
      # Calculate the value based on precedence
      left_operand <- parseNum(tokens[1])
      operator <- tokens[2]
      right_operand <- parseNum(tokens[3])
      
      match(operator, c("+", "-", "*", "/", "%"))
      
      # Evaluate the expression recursively
      eval(left_operand, right_operand)
    }, error = function(e) {
      return(e$message)
    })
  }
  
  # Split the input expression into tokens
  tokens <- strsplit(expr, "")[[1]]
  
  # Try evaluating the expression
  tryCatch({
    evaluate_expression(expr)
  }, error = function(e) {
    return(e$message)
  })
}

# Example usage:
# exprs <- c("(3*5*(4*8)%2)", "1+2(", "2/0", "2.5%2", "2%2.5")
# results <- lapply(exprs, simple_desk_calculator)
# print(results)

This code defines a simple_desk_calculator function that evaluates an infix expression using recursion and tokenization. The function first checks if the expression is valid by ensuring it has three tokens and uses only allowed operators. Then, it calculates the value of the expression according to the order of operations. If the expression is not valid, it returns an error message. Finally, we demonstrate how to use this function with example expressions and print their results.