[gabuchia]

Good day guys, this is my first time posting, so if there is anything I should know about this particular forum, please do let me know!

I have tried searching on the internet, but do you guys know what does this line do?

istringstream is(Expr);

if(Expr.at(i)=='(') p++;

return Value_Of_Expr(Expr.substr(0,i))+Value_Of_Expr(Expr .substr(i+1,Expr.length()-i-1));

These three lines have something I don't understand, such as :

istringstream is(XX) - What does it do?

if(Exr.at(i)=='(') p++;

return Value_Of_Expr(Expr.substr(0,i))+Value_Of_Expr(Expr.substr(i+1,Expr.length()-i-1));

[xpi0t0s]

When you post, there are posting guidelines, including how to post code. READ THEM PLEASE.
They're not easy to miss.

istringstream is(XX) creates an istringstream object named is, using a constructor that takes an XX as its argument, so it creates an istringstream from an XX.

if(Exr.at(i)=='(') p++;

The brackets may be confusing you; let's add some space to clarify:

if(    Exr.at(i)  ==  '('    ) p++;

So this calls Exr.at, passing in i, which returns a character, which the == compares with an open bracket. So this appears to be doing some kind of analysis of nested expressions where brackets are used for nesting.

[gabuchia]

Thank you for helping me out with that! I'm sorry I did not post a little chunk of code here because I thought if I could comprehend those few lines, I would be able to understand it.

istringstream is(Expr);
double value=0.0;
is >> value;
return value;

thank you for helping me out with my little project here, I appreciate that!