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C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

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Need sol asap. Subject. Data Structures

Suppose you have an empty Linked based stack namedS.If the following sequence of operations are
performed on S, then S would contains (from top to bottom):
S.push(3)
S.push(6)
S.pop()
S.push(2)
S.push(5)
S.push(S.top(0)
S.pop()
S.push(2)
S.pop0)
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