Evaluation Functions

[Tolnaftate2004]

Originally Posted by smirt362

I don't pretend to understand any of this, it's basically like me looking at Aramaic and then trying to decipher a meaning, but what if you want to use numbers that have more than 1 digit...say a 26 or 312?

Post-fixed actually looks like "5,3,+" for in-fixed "5+3," so it will work fine with larger numbers.

[zokemon]

Originally Posted by Tolnaftate2004

Post-fixed actually looks like "5,3,+" for in-fixed "5+3," so it will work fine with larger numbers.

Well if you use a post fixed calculator (I've never sene one in my life, just was told about them from my C++ teacher), it just has the standard operator keys and an "Enter" key. Since each operator acts as an equals, the "Enter" key is only for telling that the number you have entered is the entire number and you are going to enter a different number. Essentially that is the whole comma thing like PFA said. I just used an array for post-fix to make things easier.

Originally Posted by smirt362

I don't pretend to understand any of this, it's basically like me looking at Aramaic and then trying to decipher a meaning, but what if you want to use numbers that have more than 1 digit...say a 26 or 312?

Written out though that would look like:
26 312 +

[smirt362]

Originally Posted by zokemon

Written out though that would look like:
26 312 +

Ooooh, I see