Write functions that reverse the elements in a stack and in a queue. The starter code below include the STL and data structures. A stack of integers is declared as "std::stack" and the stack's top() member function returns the integer at the top of the stack (but also leaves it at the top of the stack). The push() method pushes a new integer onto the top of the stack and the pop() method deletes the value at the top of the stack. A queue of integers is declared as "std::queue" and the queue's front() member function returns the integer at the front of the queue (but also leaves it at the front of the queue). The push() method pushes a new integer onto the back of the queue and the pop() method deletes the value at the front of the queue. Your job is to implement procedures that reverse the order of elements in a stack, and in a queue. The procedures print_stack() and print_queue() are provided to help you see if your procedures work