Need help displaying a stack

[nomdaweb]

I know i've been asking a lot help lately displaying STL's but I have a couple assignments due tomorrow and apparently my book doesnt contain a chapter STL's and the few powerpoint slides I have are rather vague.

#include<iostream>
#include <stack>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	stack<int, list<int> > stck;

	

	//push the even values 2-10 onto the stack

	stck.push(2);
	
	stck.push(4);
	
	stck.push(6);
	
	stck.push(8);
	
	stck.push(10);

	//display the value at the top of the stack

	cout<<"List Elements: ";
	for(stck = list.begin(); stck != list.end(); stck++)
    cout<<*stck<<" ";


	//pop two values off of the stack

	stck.pop();
	stck.pop();


	//display the new top of the stack

	cout<<"List Elements: ";
	for(stck = list.begin(); stck != list.end(); stck++)
    cout<<*stck<<" ";


	return 0;
}

I seem to be getting an error when I define my stack with the word "list" being underlined, and am also unsure of how to properly display my stack. Help is greatly appreciated. thank you!

[Peter87]

Not all people consider STL to be part of the standard library. Are you sure your book don't just call it something else?

To use std::list you must #include <list> .

std::stack doesn't support iterators so you can't iterate over the stack without removing elements. If you must be able to iterate over the stack use a std::vector or a std::deque instead.