HELLO KINDLY WRITE A PERFECT PROGRAM FOR THIS QUESTION USING C/C++. ALSO PLEASE

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HELLO KINDLY WRITE A PERFECT PROGRAM FOR THIS QUESTION USING C/C++. ALSO PLEASE READ THE QUESTION CAREFULLY AND DON'T MISS ANY PART OF THE QEUSTION. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ME. AND PLEASE WRITE MORE COMMENTS IN THE PROGRAM SO ITS EASY TO UNDERSTAND. THANKS A LOT. NO RUSH. I JUST NEED A PERFECTLY WRITTEN PROGRAM WITH ALL THE DETAILS IN THE QUESTION. THANKS

Project 2: Balancing braces/ brackets/ parentheses 1: Introduction Problem description and (if any) background of the algorithms Description Suppose that ([)) or [([])are both allowed in an expression while "( ) ], or ‘( [ ( ) ], or( ( ) ) ), are all incorrect formats. You are required to design an algorithm to balance braces/brackets/parentheses based on a stack. Input: Several sets of testing data are required in the following format There are many groups of testing data. One line represents one set of data, i.e., a string that only includes T. T. ‘C and ') Output: As to each set of data, if the braces/brackets/parentheses are balanced, then output 'yes', otherwise output 'no Sample Input 100 IODD Sample Output VeS ng 2: Algorithm Specification Description (pseudo-code preferred) of all the algorithms involved for solving the problem, including specifications of main data structures 3: Testing Results Table of test cases. Each test case usually consists of a brief description of the purpose of this case, the expected result, the actual behavior of your program, the possible cause of a bug if your program does not function as expected, and the current status (pass", or "corrected", or "pending") 4: Analysis and Comments Analysis of the time and space complexities of the algorithms Comments on further possible improvements Appendix: Source Code (in C/C++) At least 30% of the lines must be commented. Otherwise the code will NOT be evaluated.

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