There are characters that are considered as opening characters and closing characters; when '(' is an opening character, the relevant closing character is ')' For example; ([]) is correctly formatted, but ([) is not. So your task is to find out whether all the starting characters are properly ended with a ending character. See more at: http://www.digizol.com/2013/11/java-string-format-against-opening.html
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There are characters that are considered as opening characters and closing characters; when '(' is an opening character, the relevant closing character is ')' For example; ([]) is correctly formatted, but ([) is not. So your task is to find out whether all the starting characters are properly ended with a ending character.
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There are characters that are considered as opening characters and closing characters; when '(' is an opening character, the relevant closing character is ')' For example; ([]) is correctly formatted, but ([) is not. So your task is to find out whether all the starting characters are properly ended with a ending character.
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