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Hi CyberData World (I'm assuming you're talking about an algorithmic way and not something like java deep copy), so one way you can do this is to create getters and setters for the size and top instance variables (since they are private and can't be accessed outside the Stack class, unless ofc you remove the private modifier). You can then create 2 other stacks objects. In all you'll have 3 stacks. We can call them original, intermediate, and destination respectively. You can then push the integer values from the original stack to the intermediate stack using the push method. Then from the intermediate stack to the destination stack. This way you can preserve the order of the elements in the original stack. That's one way you can think about it. Hope this helps :)
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you really know how to teach... honestly its a rare thing to find someone thats actually good at teaching. People think a teacher needs to master the subject, thats kinda true.... BUT! a teacher that masters teaching and understands a subject at a basic level is far superior than the teacher that masters the subject but is mediocre at teaching.
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Please can u make videos explaining python code on these topics?
I try your program with mine and I have leak in my void pop. (in my program it is void not int)
Hi Nicolas, the return type wouldn't cause an issue. Can you define what you mean by 'leak' as well as share your code? Thanks.
@@BlueTreeCode i resolve my problem
Hi! How can I clone a stack using this implementation? Thanks!
Hi CyberData World (I'm assuming you're talking about an algorithmic way and not something like java deep copy), so one way you can do this is to create getters and setters for the size and top instance variables (since they are private and can't be accessed outside the Stack class, unless ofc you remove the private modifier). You can then create 2 other stacks objects. In all you'll have 3 stacks. We can call them original, intermediate, and destination respectively. You can then push the integer values from the original stack to the intermediate stack using the push method. Then from the intermediate stack to the destination stack. This way you can preserve the order of the elements in the original stack. That's one way you can think about it. Hope this helps :)
@@BlueTreeCode Hi! Yes I did it using that method! Thank you!!
Please can u make videos explaining python code on these topics?