Stack Program in C
We shall see the stack implementation in C programming language here. You can try the program by clicking on the Try-it button. To learn the theory aspect
UNIT-2 Stack & Queue
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DATA STRUCTURES USING “C”
Implementation of peek() function in C programming language ?. Example int peek() { return stack[top];. } isfull(). Algorithm of isfull() function ?.
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7.2.2 C and other conventional languages. choosing a programming language and how stack machines can efficiently support many different languages.
Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit Aleph One Introduction
`smash the stack` [C programming] n. On many C implementations it is possible to corrupt the execution stack by writing past the end of an array declared
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Formally verified compilers [11 24] such as the CompCert C. Compiler [27] guarantee that certain program properties of the source programs are preserved during
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experimental stack-scheduling compiler and hand- coding techniques to optimize stack usage on several small C programs at both the basic-block level and the.
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Data Type Stack & Queue
supports hardware stack to implement recursive programming exception int main() // testStack.c. { stack s ; int x
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STACK PROGRAM IN C We shall see the stack implementation in C programming language here You can try the program by clicking on the Try-it button
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A push down stack is an abstract data type which include the following operations: ? Insert a new element PUSH(Sx) ? Delete the last element which was
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The API is also available to ease and speed up the programming process For example several functions are available to create read and delete a file The
What is stack program in C?
In C, a Stack is a linear data structure that follows the LIFO (Last In First Out) approach to perform a series of basic operations like push, pop, peek, and traverse. A Stack can be implemented using an Array or Linked List.What is a stack in PDF?
• A stack is an ordered list in which insertion. and deletion are done at one end, called top. The last element inserted is the first one to be deleted. Hence, it is called the Last in First out (LIFO) or First in Last out (FILO) list.How to write C program for stack?
1#include<stdio.h>2void push(char element, char stack[], int *top, int stackSize){3if(*top == -1){4stack[stackSize - 1] = element;5*top = stackSize - 1;6}7else if(*top == 0){8printf("The stack is already full. \\ n");C program to implement stacks using arrays
1#include<stdio.h>2int stack[10],choice,n,top,x,i; // Declaration of variables.3?4void push();5void pop();6void display();7?8int main()
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Data Type Stack & Queue
Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Stack and Queue
Both stack and queue are important data types used in computing. They are essentially lists of data with restricted entry and exit orderings.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Use of Stack
1. Most modern computer architecture
supports hardware stack to implement recursive programming, exception handling, system call implementation.2. Compiler uses stack for syntax checking and
semantic action.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Basic Operations on a Stackinit()
s:Stack , empty stack. isEmpty(s) b:Boolean top(s) v:Data , ifsis not empty error , otherwise push(s,v) t:Stack pop(s) t:Stack , ifsis not empty error , otherwiseLect 27Goutam Biswas
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A Few Axioms of the Stack Operations
isEmpty(init()) =true isEmpty(push(s,v)) =false pop(init()) =error pop(push(s,v)) =s top(init()) =error top(push(s,v)) =vThe axioms define the operations.
Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Stack: an Exampleinit()→[],empty stack
push([],5)→[5] push([5],7)→[5 7] push([5 7],3)→[5 7 3] pop([5 7 3])→[5 7] push([5 7],10)→[5 7 10] top([5 7 10])→10 LIFO list.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Basic Operations on a Queueinit()
q:Queue , an empty queue isEmpty(q) b:Boolean front(q) d:Data , if q is not empty error , otherwise add(q,d) p:Queue delete(q) p:Queue , if q is notempty error , otherwiseLect 27Goutam Biswas
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NoteThe operation
add is also called insert, enqueue ; similarly the operation delete is also called dequeueLect 27Goutam Biswas
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A Few Axioms of the Queue OperationsisEmpty(init()) =true isEmpty(add(q,d)) =false delete(init()) =error delete(add(q,d)) =q, ifqis empty = add(delete(q),d), otherwise front(init()) =error front(add(q,v)) =v, ifqis empty = front(q), otherwiseLect 27Goutam Biswas
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Queue: an Exampleinit()→[],empty queue
add([],5)→[5] add([5],7)→[5 7] add([5 7],3)→[5 7 3] delete([5 7 3])→[7 3] add([7 3],10)→[7 3 10] front([7 3 10])→7 FIFO list.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Implementation of Stack & Queue
A stack (queue) may grow to any arbitrary size.
So an ideal stack (ideal queue) cannot be implemented in a real machine (finite capacity).We can implement an approximation of a stack
(queue).Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Stack on an Array: data representation
typedef struct { int data[SIZE]; int tos; // top of stack } stack;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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3 stack tos data20251030
0123Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Stack on an Array: operations
void init(stack *) ; int push(stack * , int) ; int pop(stack *) ; int top(stack *, int *) ; int isEmpty(stack *) ; int isFull(stack *) ; // For finite sizeLect 27Goutam Biswas
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NoteThe data type
stack is a big structure and we shall always pass a pointer to it to avoid large volume of data copy in parameter passing (call-by value).Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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stack.h #ifndef _STACK_H #define _STACK_H #define SIZE 200 #define ERROR 1 #define OK 0 typedef struct { int data[SIZE]; int tos; } stack ; void init(stack *) ; int push(stack * , int) ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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int pop(stack *) ; int top(stack *, int *) ; int isEmpty(stack *) ; int isFull(stack *) ; // For finite size #endifLect 27Goutam Biswas
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Implementation:
stack.c #include "stack.h" void init(stack *s) // stack.c { s->tos = -1;} int isFull(stack *s) { return s->tos == SIZE-1;} int isEmpty(stack *s) { return s->tos == -1;} int push(stack *s, int n) { if(isFull(s)) {Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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printf("The STACK is full\n"); return ERROR ; s->data[++s->tos]=n; return OK ; int Pop(stack *s) { if(isEmpty(s)) { printf("The STACK is empty\n"); return ERROR ; s -> tos-- ; return OK ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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int Top(stack *s , int *val) { if(isEmpty(s)) { printf("The STACK is empty\n") ; return ERROR ; *val = (s -> data[s -> tos]) ; return OK ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Compiling the datatype
$ cc -Wall -c stack.cWe get the object module
stack.o . We can construct library from it.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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User Program:
testStack.c #includeLect 27Goutam Biswas
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while((c = getchar()) != "e" && c != "E") switch(c) { case "u" : case "U" : scanf("%d",&x); err = push(&s,x); break; case "o" : case "O" : err = pop(&s); break; case "t" : case "T" : err = top(&s , &val) ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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if(!err) printf("%d\n", val); break; case "\n" : case "\t" : case " " : break; default : printf("Token Unknown\n"); return 0;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Compiling the User Program
$ cc -Wall testStack.c stack.oWe get the executable module
a.outLect 27Goutam Biswas
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Queue on Circular Array: Representation
#define MAX 200 typedef struct { int data[MAX] ; int front , rear ; } queue;The queue may containMAX - 1
data.Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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queue data front rear 20 5 10 2 5 0 123456 7
Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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data front rear 2 0 123456 7
2 empty queueLect 27Goutam Biswas
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data front 2 0 123456 7
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13 712 rear full queue
Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Queue on Circular Array: Operations
void init(queue *) ; int add(queue *, int) ; int delete(queue *); int front(queue *, int *) ; int isEmpty(queue *) ; int isFull(queue *) ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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Interface File:
queue.h #includeLect 27Goutam Biswas
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int data[MAX]; int front, rear; } queue; /* Queue may contain MAX-1 data.*/ void init(queue *); int add(queue *, int); int delete(queue *); int front(queue *, int *); int isEmpty(queue *);Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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int isFull(queue *); #endifLect 27Goutam Biswas
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Implementation File:
queue.c #include "queue.h" void init(queue *q) // queue.c { q->front=q->rear=0; } int isEmpty(queue *q) { return q->rear == q->front; } int isFull(queue *q) { return (q->rear+1)%MAX == q->front; }Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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int add(queue *q, int n) { if(isFull(q)) return ERROR; q->rear=(q->rear+1)%MAX; q->data[q->rear]=n; return OK ; int delete(queue *q) { if(isEmpty(q)) return ERROR ; q->front=(q->front+1)%MAX ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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return OK ; int front(queue *q , int *v) { if(isEmpty(q)) return ERROR ; *v=q->data[(q->front+1)%MAX] ; return OK ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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User Program:
testQueue.c #include "queue.h" int main() // testQueue.c queue q ; int x , err , val ; char c; init(&q); printf(" "A" for add (A 15)\n") ; printf(" "D" for delete\n "F" for front\n "E" for exit while((c = getchar()) != "e" && c != "E") switch(c) {Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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case "a" : case "A" : scanf("%d",&x); err = add(&q,x); if(err) printf("The Queue is full\n") ; break; case "d" : case "D" : err = delete(&q); if(err) printf("The Queue is empty\n") ; break; case "f" : case "F" : err = front(&q , &val) ;Lect 27Goutam Biswas
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