Explanation of Solution
Pseudo code:
// S is the stack
// Q is the emty queue
// x is the element to be searched
Function isElementPresent(S , Q , x)
BEGIN
// becomes true is x is present in S
Flag = false
While S is not empty
BEGIN
// get the top most element from stack
T = S.pop()
// add the element popped into Q
Q.enqueue(T)
// if the element is found
If T == x
BEGIN
Flag = true
END
END
// now push the elements back into the stack
While Q is not empty
BEGIN
// get the front element from queue
T = Q.dequeue()
// psush the element into S
S.push(T)
END
// now the elements in the stack are in reverse order
// so repeat the steps above again
While S is not empty
BEGIN
// get the top most element from stack
T = S.pop()
// add the element popped into Q
Q.enqueue(T)
END
// now push the elements back into the stack
While Q is not empty
BEGIN
// get the front element from queue
T = Q...
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