COSC $2436$ Lab $3$: Stacks

Instructions

Create a C$++$ program that utilizes a stack to simulate a text editor's "Undo" Function. You MUST use stacks in your implementation. You may use the standard library stack.

Input Files

The input file will contain multiple commands, representing modifications made to the string, separated by an endl. "Text" will never contain leading and$/$or trailing spaces.

Insert "text" $$ appends "text" to the output string

Delete "text" $$ deletes "text", which will always be a unique substring, from the output string.

Undo $$ Reverts the previous command

Note: All possible warnings may not be given. If you think of an edge case, cover it in your code.

$3.$ Output Files

Output the string at the end of your program's execution.

Account for spaces between every inserted string. Notice there are no spaces at the beginning or end,

Examples

$\backslash$table$[[$input$1.$txt$,$output$1.$txt$],[$Insert "Hello",Hello World!$],[$Insert "World!",$],[$Delete "World!",$],[$Delete "asdf",$],[$Undo$,],[$inpu$2.$ bxt$,$output$2.$txt$],[$Undo$,]]$

There are $10$ differenct case scenarios that are tested and i have an argument manager.. so my Main function looks like this:

int main$($int argc, char$*$ argv$[])\{$

ArgumentManager am$($argc$,$ argv$)$;

ifstream input$($am$.$get$("$input$"))$;

ofstream command$($am$.$get$("$command$"))$;

ofstream output$($am$.$get$("$output$"))$;

could you please write out the code in c$++.$ I'll thumbs up$!$