Stack implementation using arrays in C
Stack is a linear data structure which stores data. It uses the LIFO(Last In First Out) principle. It has following functions. ‘push()’ – it inserts the data into stack. ‘pop()’ – it deletes the data from the stack. Program implementation: · This program includes the built-in header file . It defines the maximum size as 50. · Stack and top values are initialised. · To insert the value, check top value with maximum size to check for overflow . If it is overflow, the message is displayed. Otherwise, the data is inserted. · To delete the value, check for top value. If it is -1, then it is called underflow . Otherwise, the data is removed from the top. · Finally, data is displayed using print (). C Code : #include < stdio.h > ...