Thread: stack program

Hi,

I am working on a stack program and wanted to know that can we use "get function" with stack data structure?

eg if I have list of int numbers and I want to get these numbers before pushing these numbers on a stack. Can I use get function as:

int get(item);// function for geting item number/

"int item;" //variable for holding item number/

Also If I want a variable to hold more than 1 numbers, can I do this:

int num=1,4,7,8,10 ?
Regards,

Originally Posted by student111

I am working on a stack program and wanted to know that can we use "get function" with stack data structure?

eg if I have list of int numbers and I want to get these numbers before pushing these numbers on a stack. Can I use get function as:

int get(item);// function for geting item number/

"int item;" //variable for holding item number/

Where did you hear of this "get function"? In your understanding, what does this "get function" do?

Originally Posted by student111

Also If I want a variable to hold more than 1 numbers, can I do this:

int num=1,4,7,8,10 ?

No, that is using the comma operator. The net effect would be equivalent to:

Code:

int num = 10;

You probably should reach for a std::vector<int> or other container of int values.

Their was a function that we have used in C++ program eg. getch or library functions eg.

"c=getchar();"

Ok, so if I need to assign int values or numbers to a variable eg. "num", do I have to assign them each as:
int num=2;
int num=5;
int num=10;

Regards,