Using stack

In this practice, you have to use the STL vector container to develop a Stack class to store string objects. This means that you have to use the functions that the Vector container provide in developing the functions of your Stack class. Your Stack class should have the following functions.

void push(std::string item)

void pop()

std::string top()

int size()

bool empty()

Also, you have to try to apply your knowledge and write a good code. For instance, try to use meaningful names for your variables or try to define the function as a constant function unless it is a mutator. Finally, try to choose the private and public members of your Stack class wisely.

Using Queue

In this practice, you have to use the STL vector container to develop a Queue class to store string objects. This means that you have to use the functions that the Vector container provide in developing the functions of your Queue class. Your Queue class should have the following functions.

void push(std::string item)

void pop()

std::string front()

std::string back()

int size()

bool empty()

Also, you have to try to apply your knowledge and write a good code. For instance, try to use meaningful names for your variables or try to define the function as a constant function unless it is a mutator. Finally, try to choose the private and public members of your Stack class wisely.

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