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Implement a stack using a queue Note that:
- You still have the enqueue, dequeue, size, and is empty methods. So if you want to pop the last inserted element, you have to dequeue size() -1 elements from the queue and enqueue them again and finally dequeue the last element, which is now the first element of the queue.
- Hint: (without using STL)

Transcribed Image Text:Implement a stack using a queue
Note that:
You still have the enqueue, dequeue, size, and is empty methods. So if you want to pop
the last inserted element, you have to dequeue size() -1 elements from the queue and
enqueue them again and finally dequeue the last element, which is now the first
element of the queue.
Hint: (without using STL)
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