C++ stack in terms of queue and symbol balancing using stack
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1. Define a stack in terms of the queue i.e. create a class
template <class T>
Class StackQ {
Queue<T> pool;
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Void push(const T& el) {
pool.enqueue(el);
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}
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}
2. Transfer elements from stack s1 to stack s2 so that the elements from s2 are in the same order as on s1, using one additional stack.
3. Write a program to verify symbol balancing using stack.
See the attached file.
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Each of the program requirement has been implemented as a function in the attached C++ file, and a main function has also been provided to test these.
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