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    This document contains the code for a program that takes a simple mathematical equation as input from the user, tokenizes it by splitting it into individual tokens like numbers and operators, builds an object representation of the equation from these tokens, reduces the equation to a single number by evaluating it, and prints out the result. It defines classes for tokens like Number and Operator, and an Equation class that holds the left/right operands and operator to represent the full equation.

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    This document contains the code for a program that takes a simple mathematical equation as input from the user, tokenizes it by splitting it into individual tokens like numbers and operators, builds an object representation of the equation from these tokens, reduces the equation to a single number by evaluating it, and prints out the result. It defines classes for tokens like Number and Operator, and an Equation class that holds the left/right operands and operator to represent the full equation.

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    This document contains the code for a program that takes a simple mathematical equation as input from the user, tokenizes it by splitting it into individual tokens like numbers and operators, builds an object representation of the equation from these tokens, reduces the equation to a single number by evaluating it, and prints out the result. It defines classes for tokens like Number and Operator, and an Equation class that holds the left/right operands and operator to represent the full equation.

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    This document contains the code for a program that takes a simple mathematical equation as input from the user, tokenizes it by splitting it into individual tokens like numbers and operators, builds an object representation of the equation from these tokens, reduces the equation to a single number by evaluating it, and prints out the result. It defines classes for tokens like Number and Operator, and an Equation class that holds the left/right operands and operator to represent the full equation.

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    C:\Projects\Sandboxes\Tokenizer\Program.

    cs
    1 using System;
    2 using System.Collections.Generic;
    3
    4 class Program
    5 {
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    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
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    Console.WriteLine("Please enter a simple equation such as 3 + 2");
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    // Read the input form the console
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    string input = Console.ReadLine();
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    // split the string into an array of strings using space as a
    delimiter
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    string[] split = input.Split(' ');
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    // Tokenize each string into something meaningful
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    List<Token> tokens = new List<Token>();
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    foreach(var tok in split)
    {
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    double numberValue;
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    if (double.TryParse(tok, out numberValue))
    {
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    tokens.Add(new Number(numberValue));
    }
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    else
    {
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    if (tok.Equals("+"))
    {
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    tokens.Add(new Operator() {isPlus = true});
    }
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    if (tok.Equals("-"))
    {
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    tokens.Add(new Operator() { isMinus = true });
    }
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    if (tok.Equals("/"))
    {
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    tokens.Add(new Operator() { isDivide = true });
    }
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    if (tok.Equals("*"))
    {
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    tokens.Add(new Operator() { isMultiply = true });
    }
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    }
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    }
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    // Build an equation from the tokens
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    Equation equation = new Equation();
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    equation.left = (Number)tokens[0];
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    equation.op = (Operator)tokens[1];
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    equation.right = (Number)tokens[2];
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    // Reduce the equation to an
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    Number answer = equation.Reduce();
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    // Print the answer
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    Console.WriteLine("{0} = {1}", input, answer.value);
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    Console.ReadLine();
    }
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    public abstract class Token

    C:\Projects\Sandboxes\Tokenizer\Program.cs
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    {
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    // <snip common functionality>
    }
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    /// <summary>
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    /// A token representing a floating point number
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    /// </summary>
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    public class Number : Token
    {
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    public double value;
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    public Number(double value)
    {
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    this.value = value;
    }
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    }
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    /// <summary>
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    /// A token representing an operator
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    /// </summary>
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    public class Operator : Token
    {
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    public bool isPlus;
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    public bool isMinus;
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    public bool isMultiply;
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    public bool isDivide;
    }
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    /// <summary>
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    /// A simple equation with two operands and one operator
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    /// </summary>
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    public class Equation
    {
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    public Number left;
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    public Operator op;
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    public Number right;
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    /// <summary>
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    /// An simple equation can be reduced to a number token by evaluating
    it
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    /// </summary>
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    public Number Reduce()
    {
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    double a = this.left.value;
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    double b = this.right.value;
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    if (this.op.isPlus)
    {
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    return new Number(a + b);
    }
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    if (this.op.isMinus)
    {
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    return new Number(a - b);
    }
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    if (this.op.isDivide)
    {
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    return new Number(a / b);
    }
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    if (this.op.isMultiply)
    {
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    return new Number(a * b);
    }
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    return new Number(0);
    }
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    }
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    129 }
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