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STL Stack:
- STL stands for “Standard Template Library”.
- STL offers a stack template which can be implemented as a list, a deque or a
vector . - By default, STL stack is based on “deque” type.
- This is called as a container adapter because; the stack container is used to adapt these containers.
STL stack container adapts:
- List type:
- Example declaration: stack <int, vector<int>> iStack;
- Vector type:
- Example declaration: stack <int, list<int>> iStack;
- Deque type:
- ...
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STARTING OUT W/C++,...(LL)-W/ACCESS
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