C++ How to Program (10th Edition)
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Author: Paul J. Deitel, Harvey Deitel
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 15, Problem 15.19E
Program Plan Intro
Push, pop and top operations of a stack.
Stack Container Adaptor uses sequential container to operate like a stack, which works as Last In First Out basis (LIFO).
push() - This will put a new element at top in stack.
pop() - Removes the element from the top of stack, without returning it.
top() - It will returns the top element of the stack, without deleting it from the stack.
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Rest assured that the input will not generate IndexOutOfBoundsException
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1. Operation e.g. PUSH 10, POP, TOP
Description
PUSH operation always comes first. Number of POP operations is equal to number of PUSH operations TOP will be the last.
Sample
PUSH·10
PUSH·20
POP
TOP
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Enter·POP·to·remove·value
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PUSH·10
PUSH·20
POP
TOP
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