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i need a help.. please3...
i have a question..
"if you push the letters W,X,Y, and Z IN ORDER onto a stack of characters and then pop them, in what order will they be deleted from the stack? write a program to display the letters W,X,Y, and Z in REVERSE ORDER."
OUTPUT
Item Popped = Z
Item Popped = Y
Item Popped = X
Item Popped = W
"if you push the letters W,X,Y, and Z IN ORDER onto a stack of characters and then pop them, in what order will they be deleted from the stack? write a program to display the letters W,X,Y, and Z in REVERSE ORDER."
OUTPUT
Item Popped = Z
Item Popped = Y
Item Popped = X
Item Popped = W
ziczoe, what helios attempted, in a fairly verbose way, to inform you, is that you're not actually asking a question, you're asking us to do your homework for you.
He also intimated that you haven't really made any attempt on your own to solve this problem, you just came running to us for help without making a real attempt to learn or apply the extensive logical ability of the human mind to this project.
He was trying to indicate to you that you chose an inappropriate title for your post, as well.
I only write this because apparently you didn't read the post that he re-directed you to. Perhaps this will prompt you to review it more carefully.
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He also intimated that you haven't really made any attempt on your own to solve this problem, you just came running to us for help without making a real attempt to learn or apply the extensive logical ability of the human mind to this project.
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He was trying to indicate to you that you chose an inappropriate title for your post, as well.
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I only write this because apparently you didn't read the post that he re-directed you to. Perhaps this will prompt you to review it more carefully.
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