Create a Stack of integer using arrays. Give the following menu to the user and then implement the given operations: Press 1 to PUSH a value in Stack Press 2 to POP a value from Stack Press 3 to display the Stack Press 4 to Show the next greater element in the Stack. Sample Input: Stack 3 2 6 7 8 13 Press 1 to PUSH a value in Stack Press 2 to POP a value from Stack Press 3 to display the Stack Press 4 to Show the next greater element in the Stack. 4 Sample Output: The next greater elements for the given Stack are: 3\u21926 2\u21926 6\u21927 7\u21928 8\u219213 13\u2192-1
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We can do this by declaring an array and a variable to keep track of the top of the stack. ```cpp #include <iostream> using namespace std; const int MAX_SIZE = 100; // maximum size of the stack class Stack { private: int arr[MAX_SIZE]; int Show more…
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