Explain what this program does in English. How does this demonstrate how the Stack works? /* push.h* implementation of push operation in C* 2017-09-29: Bob Plantz8//* The stack and stack pointer are global variables. They* are accessible to all functions in the program.31extern int *stackPointer;/* push operation:* Address in stackPointer is decremented by size* of int. dataValue is stored at this address, which* is now the top of the stack.$/#ifndef PUSH_H#define PUSH_Hvoid push(int dataValue);#endif /* pop.hpop stack operation in C* 2017-09-29: Bob Plantz3//* The stack and stack pointer are global variables. They* are accessible to all functions in the program.*/extern int *stackPointer;/* pop operation:* Copies int at current location of stack pointer* to *dataLocation; address in stackPointer isincremented by size of int.*/#ifndef POP_H#define POP_Hvoid pop(int *dataLocation);#endif

Introduction This programme shows how a stack operates. The Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) concept is used…

/* push.h implementation * 2017-09-29: Bob Plantz 8/ of push operation in C The stack and stack pointer are global variables. They * are accessible to all functions in the program. 3/ extern int *stackPointer; /* push operation: * Address in stackPointer is decremented by size * of int. dataValue is stored at this address, which * is now the top of the stack. *1 #ifndef PUSH_H #define PUSH_H void push(int dataValue); #endif

/* push.h implementation * 2017-09-29: Bob Plantz 8/ of push operation in C The stack and stack pointer are global variables. They * are accessible to all functions in the program. 3/ extern int stackPointer; / push operation: * Address in stackPointer is decremented by size * of int. dataValue is stored at this address, which * is now the top of the stack. *1 #ifndef PUSH_H #define PUSH_H void push(int dataValue); #endif

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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