Create a $[$C$++,$ Windows, Console$]$ Visual Studio project.

$2.$ A main CPP file will automatically be created, when the project is created.

$3.$ Add two CPP files to the project: myStack.cpp and myQueue.cpp$.$

$4.$ Each CPP file will have a corresponding $.$H file, which will be added to the project.

$5.$ myStack.cpp $-$ This file will have three functions:

a$.$ initStack $($int size $=10)$

b$.$ string popStack$()$;

c$.$ pushStack $($string$)$;

d$.$ string toString$()$;

e$.$ Note, the default parameters. At bottom of the document show an example of

functions with default parameters.

$6.$ myQueue.cpp $$ This file will have three functions:

a$.$ initQueue $($int size $=10)$

b$.$ string popQueue $()$;

c$.$ pushQueue $($string$)$;

d$.$ string toString$()$;

$7.$ Create a main C$++.$ The name of the file is based on the project$$s name.

$8.$ Create any other functions that you may need.

Main Program Requirements

$1.$ The program shall display a menu.

a$.1).$ Manage a Stack

b$.2).$ Manage a Queue

c$.3).$ Exit program.

$2.$ Validate the menu selection.

$3.$ If valid, create a Stack or a Queue. Use a vector data structure, for this.

$4.$ The Stack or Queue will hold data that are valid PSU course numbers.

a$.$ i$.$e$.$ CmpSc$330,$ SRA$101,$ IST$331,$ etc.

$5.$ When finished playing with the Queue$/$Stack$,$ have user loop back, display the menu, and

make another selection.

$6.$ The main$()$ will end when the user selects the number that represents $$Exit$.$