table translating + * to postfix character read from infix expression infix expression parsed so far postfix expression written so far aa+ +ba ab ab + * + * + * abc abcabc*end comments you can' copy the because is higher precedence than when you see the cyou can copy the when you see the end of the expressionyou can copy the as the final exampletable shows how *( +cis translated to postfix this process is similar to evaluating *( + in table you can' write any postfix operators until you see the closing parenthesis in the input table translating *( +cinto postfix character read from infix expression infix expression parsed so far postfix expression written so far aa* *( ab *(ba*( + *( +ca*( +cab abc abcabc+end *( +cabc+comments you can' copy because of the parenthesis you can' copy the yet when you see the )you can copy the after you've copied the +you can copy the nothing left to copy as in the numerical evaluation processyou go both forward and backward through the infix expression to complete the translation to postfix you can' write an operator to the output (postfixstring if it' followed by higher-precedence operator or left parenthesis if it isthe higher-precedence operator or the operator in parentheses must be written to the postfix before the lower-priority operator