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    In stack, we save elements in last-in, first-out manner. Stack extends the Vector class and have only one constructor that is default. By this default constructor, we can create an empty stack.


    Below is the example.

    public class ExampleStack { 

    static void showpush(Stack stack, int value) { stack.push(new Integer(value)); System.out.println("push<" + value + ">"); System.out.println("stack: " + stack); }

    static void showpop(Stack stack) { System.out.print("pop/delete -> "); int value = (Integer) stack.pop(); System.out.println(value); System.out.println("stack>>> " + stack); }

    public static void main(String args[]) { Stack stack = new Stack(); showpush(stack, 13); showpush(stack, 52); showpush(stack, 62); showpop(stack); showpop(stack); showpop(stack); try { showpop(stack); } catch (EmptyStackException e) { System.out.println("Stack is empty !!!"); } } }

    Output:

    stack>>> [ ] 
    push(13) 
    stack>>> [42] 
    push(52) 
    stack>>> <13, 52> 
    push(62) 
    stack>>> <13, 52, 62> 
    pop/delete ->62 
    stack>>> <13, 52> 
    pop -> 52 
    stack>>> <13> 
    pop -> 13 
    stack>>>  [ ] 
    pop/delete -> Stack is empty !!! 

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