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Summary of Stack in Stacks and Queues

The document provides an overview of stack operations including push, pop, and peek, illustrated through the analogy of a pile of books. It discusses the implementation of stack functions using arrays and explores various applications of stacks in problems such as expression evaluation and task management. Additionally, it mentions the use of libraries to simplify stack implementation in programming.

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Summary of Stack in Stacks and Queues

The document provides an overview of stack operations including push, pop, and peek, illustrated through the analogy of a pile of books. It discusses the implementation of stack functions using arrays and explores various applications of stacks in problems such as expression evaluation and task management. Additionally, it mentions the use of libraries to simplify stack implementation in programming.

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1/26/25, 4:11 PM Summary of Stack in Stacks and Queues

Summary of Stack
Introduction: In the introduction, we learn how stack operations such as
push (adding an element on top of the stack), pop (removing an element
from the top of the stack), and peek (fetching the top element of the stack)
can be visualized using a pile of books.

We implement each stack function using an array to enhance


understanding.

We also explore general problems like expression evaluation, function calls


and recursion, backtracking problems, and task management where a
stack is required.

Furthermore, we discuss the libraries employed to simplify the


implementation of a stack, utilizing the built-in stack present in our
programming language.

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