
EBK DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS IN C
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ISBN: 9781285415017
Author: DROZDEK
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 4, Problem 4PA
Program Plan Intro
Implementation of the addingLargeNumbers()
Program Plan:
- In “addingLargeNumbers()” function
- It reads digits of first number from user one by one and pushes it into stack “Numm1_stack”.
- It reads digits of second number from user one by one and pushes it into stack “Numm2_stack”.
- Initialize “carryy” as “0”.
- Till “Numm1_stack” or “Numm2_stack” becomes empty,
- Add stack tops of both stacks with “carryy” and pop it from stacks.
- Push last digit of result into stack “Resultt_stack” and store carry in “carryy”.
- If “Numm1_stack” is not empty, till it becomes empty,
- Add stack top of stack “Numm1_stack” with “carryy” and pop it from stack.
- Push last digit of result into stack “Resultt_stack” ans store carry in “carryy”.
- If “Numm2_stack” is not empty, till it becomes empty,
- Add stack top of stack “Numm2_stack” with “carryy” and pop it from stack.
- Push last digit of result into stack “Resultt_stack” ans store carry in “carryy”.
- If “carryy” is not “0” push it into “Resultt_stack”.
- Till “Resultt_stack” becomes empty,
- Print stack top and pop it from stack.
- In “main()” function
- Call function “addingLargeNumbers()”.
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