A stack is a last in, first out (LIFO) abstract data type and data structure. Perhaps the most common use of stacks is to store subroutine arguments and return addresses.
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Is it needed to “beautify” this Stack implementation?
I'm just learning OOP, and I have an assignment to create a Stack. I came up with the following. Is it "beauty" enough, or to "schooly". Where can I evolve?
This is the class:
class Stack
{
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Stack implementation using linked list
This is a working stack implementation using a linked list. I'm just curious to know if this is a good way of doing it. Any suggestions are welcome. Can we keep track of the number of elements in ...
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How is my implementation of an immutable stack?
Below is my implementation of an immutable stack class. The reverse function is trying to return a stack with all elements reversed. Is my implementation good? Maybe the reverse function can be ...
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Linked stack and template class [closed]
I'm having problem making this linked stack working. The compiler is giving me errors and I've been checking for half an hour and still could not figure out what is wrong with my code. Would anyone ...
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Can someone review my C++ implementation of a Linked Stack?
Please feel free to be as harsh as possible.
#include "Stack.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
// Initializes an empty Stack.
Stack::Stack() {
this->head = new node();
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x86_64 assembly print integer stack allocation
I have made this simple assembly program that prints an integer in hexadecimal.
It works, but I don't understand why it works with only a stack size of 15, when to print a 64 bit integer including 0x ...
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a working stack allocator
Here's an absolutely essential piece of C++ lore, a stack allocator, that will allow you to, say, allocate strings and vectors on the stack. There are 2 stack allocators I know of:
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How can this simple coroutine implementation be improved?
This is a quick and dirty implementation of coroutines that implements yield by saving and restoring the stack to and from the heap. Here's an earlier version, which does the most naive possible ...
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Review implementation of stack by using pointers in C
After I had my code for stack implementation by array reviewed I wrote stack implementation by using pointers. Here's my code. Any suggestions for improvement are welcome.
I'll be adding updated ...
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Review implementation of stack by using array in C
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I have implemented stack using arrays in C. Please give me suggestions on how to improve it. The purpose of writing it is ...
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Template Stack class review
I am trying to mimic std::stack in my implementation (just the basic interface - no iterators / allocators). Since I was having trouble handling all the memory allocation/deallocation, I read this.
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Using pointers for string manipulation in c
Here I'm taking a sentence a checking if it is a palindrome or not. I'm doing this in the process of learning stacks.
Is there a way I can use pointers instead of char array 'sent' so that the number ...
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Another stack implementation (in C)
I just started learning C and the online book contained the exercise 'implement a stack'. So I did, but thought I'd put it here, because I still don't feel comfortable with pointers.
So here it is:
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How could this postfix notation program be improved?
My postfix program allows the user two options one option for calculating a postfix equation:
* Confirmations after each input (after an input, the user is ask for another number, operator, or final ...
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Valid Parentheses
Given a string containing just the characters '(', ')', '{', '}', '['
and ']', determine if the input string is valid.
The brackets must close in the correct order, "()" and "()[]{}" are
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How to Improve Stack Class C++ Implementation
This question is about improving my C++ coding skills. I was asked to implement a simple Static Integer Stack in C++ as an assignment. I've come up with the following code:
class myStaticIntStack
{
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Which is the most correct pattern for using Stack.Pop?
There at least 2 patterns of using Stack.Pop
private Stack<T> availableResources;
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if (availableResources.Count > 0)
{
resource = availableResources.Pop();
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}
private ...
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Review C++ RPN Evaluator
So for Homework I had to write an RPN Evaluator and write the results to a text file. I've done all that - fine and dandy but it feels weird. Like the writing to my results text file. It doesn't feel ...
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A simple array-based Stack class in Java, what are my mistakes?
I have created a simple array-based Stack class with some methods like the actual Stack in Java.
I am testing this for mistakes, but since I am learning Java and my tests may not be as comprehensive ...
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symmetric string checking [closed]
I wrote this routine in C to check the symmetry of a string using only a stack.
(This is absolutely for educational purpose in our Theory Of Computation Class)
Anyways, does this look right?
For some ...
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implementation of a stack in C
Below is my implementation of a stack in C. Is it correct? And/or is there anything that I should fix to make it better in any way?
stack.h
#ifndef STACK_H
#define STACK_H
#define EMPTY_STACK -1
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How to improve my stack implementation (uses array)?
Below is an implementation of a stack data structure using arrays. Please comment on the same. How can it be improved?
Specific improvements I am looking for:
Memory leaks
C++ style
Making code run ...
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Java and stacks: correct implementation?
I created this very simple stack concept's implementation.
Could you tell me if it is correct and clean? Do you see any bad coding habits?
public class MyStack
{
private static final int ...
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Is this good code? Linked List Stack Implementation
I have used the following code for a stack implementation. The top keeps track of the topmost node of the stack. Now since top is a data member of the node function, each node created will have a top ...
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Tree-traversal without recursion
I wrote the following code for printing all the paths to the leaf nodes in a tree (NOT a binary tree ) without using recursion. I have used a stack and performed dfs on the tree. Whenever I reach a ...
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Simple stack implementation, how can I improve the code?
I am not experienced in C++, and wrote the below code for implementing a stack data structure using a linked list.
Can you please point out any flaws, errors, stupid mistakes, general improvements ...
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How can I make my stack monad faster?
I made a stack monad that lets one manipulate and control values on a stack.
I want to know if it's correct, (it seems correct), how to make it faster, and how I could detect stack overflows without ...
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Concurrent stack implementations in Ruby (relative performance of mutexes/CAS?)
This code is very simple, but it is intended as an experiment in the relative performance of mutexes/CAS on different platforms. The latest version can always be found at:
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