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    The document describes 3 exercises involving stacks of integers. 1) The stack {7,5} has 8 pushed onto it, making the stack {8,7,5}. 2) The stack {2,9,5,8,1,3} has 2 pops, the 2nd pop returns 5. 3) The stack {41,8} undergoes operations in order: pop (returns 8), push 2, push 15, pop (returns 15), leaving the stack {2}.

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    The document describes 3 exercises involving stacks of integers. 1) The stack {7,5} has 8 pushed onto it, making the stack {8,7,5}. 2) The stack {2,9,5,8,1,3} has 2 pops, the 2nd pop returns 5. 3) The stack {41,8} undergoes operations in order: pop (returns 8), push 2, push 15, pop (returns 15), leaving the stack {2}.

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    Exercises Using Stacks

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    The document describes 3 exercises involving stacks of integers. 1) The stack {7,5} has 8 pushed onto it, making the stack {8,7,5}. 2) The stack {2,9,5,8,1,3} has 2 pops, the 2nd pop returns 5. 3) The stack {41,8} undergoes operations in order: pop (returns 8), push 2, push 15, pop (returns 15), leaving the stack {2}.

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    Exercises - Using Stacks

    Show the code that you used in order to solve the following problems

    1. Given the stack of integers {7,5}, what does the stack look like after a call to
    "push" 8? Assume the left-most element is the top element of the stack.

    2. The stack of integers {2,9,5,8,1,3} is "popped" twice. What is the value


    returned by the second "pop" operation? Assume the left-most element is the
    top element of the stack.

    3. The stack of integers {41,8} undergoes the following operations, in the


    following order: "pop", "push 2", "push 15", "pop". What does the stack look
    like after all of these operations have been performed? Assume the left-most
    element is the top element of the stack.

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