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Chapter 12, Problem 12.10E
Program Plan Intro
- line, ch, k variablesare used for input. There is structure stknode havingch, nextvalmember variables which represents the stack value.
- void push(stack **top, char alphabet) function inserts the node in the a stack.
- char pop(stack **top) function delete the value in the given and returns the delete value.
Program description:
The main purpose of the program is to create a stack from the input line as a character by character. Then it extracts the characters from the stack to print the reverse of the input line.
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