Computers and Technology, 22.10.2019 23:00, suealex6578

The program checks for addition ( ), subtraction multiplication (*), and division (/) operators. when the division operator is encountered, a check for division by zero is included. a check for an invalid operator is included as well. (e. g. 134.6 ! 23.1) a switch statement with a nested double-sided alternative for handling the division operator is used to solve the problem as these mutually exclusive events suggest.

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