Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Stack adapter template class:
- No iterator in the stack adepter template class.
- Therefore, three iterators such as forward, bidirectional or random iterator does not have in this template adapter class.
- Type name for stack of type “T” elements is “stack<T&...
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