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show the stack after each operation of the following sequence that starts with the empty stack:...

show the stack after each operation of the following sequence that starts with the empty stack: push(a), push(b), pop, push(c), push(d), pop

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Push-inserting elements into the stack

Pop-deleting elements from the stack

Stack follows LIFO policy

LIFO-Last In First Out

Last Inserted element will be out first

push(a)

“a” is pushed into stack

a

push(b)

“b” is pushed into stack

b

a

pop

top of the item will be popped out so “b” will be popped out

a

push(c)

“c” will be pushed into stack

c

a

push(d)

“d” will be pushed into stack

d

c

a

pop

top of the element “d” will be popped out

c

a

final stack

c

a

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