Consider a string like:
a.push(c.push("a",["ad","bd",2,{"ard",duo}]).pop().replace(2,"tg").enc([3,{2,adf},"atr"],5)
Write a program that will verify whether a string is correctly bracketed. A correctly bracketed string can be defined as one in which all brackets are terminated (closed), and the inner brackets are terminated before outer ones. Below are example strings:
Correctly bracketed:
a.push(a,{b,[c,d]})
Incorrectly bracketed:
a.push(a,{b)}
Your program must be able to deal with the following types of brackets:
- Curly (flower) brackets
{} - Square brackets
[] - Parantheses
()
If necessary, the string may contain any of these characters:
- Alphabets, uppercase and lowercase (A-Z, a-z)
- Numerics (0-9)
- Double quotes ("), but not single quotes
- Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /)
- Dots (.)
This is code-golf, so the shortest code in terms of bytes wins. The winning answer will be chosen after 7 days from the time of the post.
