Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures through Objects Brief, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
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Stack:
A stack is type of container. It performs “Last In First Out”.
- In stack, the item which is inserted at last will be retrieved first.
- The elements can be inserted and retrieved at any one end of the stack.
Operations performed on stack:
A stack can perform two operations. They are:
- Push
- Pop
Push:
When the first element is pushed into the stack, the element will be at the “top” the stack...
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