Negative numbers and reverse polish notation

In reverse polish notation, how do you write a negative number?
For example, if you were to translate -3-5-8=x, would you write it as -3 5 - 8 - or -3 -5 + -8 +?

0 3 - 5 - 8 -

Thank you for your help. Have a nice day.

You're welcome, I recommend you also take a look at the swaggerific nigger notation in order to avoid this pitfall.

reverse polish sausage

That's not about RPN, that's about how the language you use deals with the this bloody binary/unary '-' sign ambiguity.

In Forth for instance, the unary minus is a distinct operator (namely 'NEG').

Another possibility is to take advantage of the fact that the tokens of the language are whitespace delimited; in which case the compiler may accept negative literals. Such a language would let you write -3 -5 -8 + +, even though it defines '-' as a binary operator.

>>5
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>>7
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