Questions tagged [stack]

A stack is an abstract data type and structure that operates on a last in, first out (LIFO) basis. If you have inquiries regarding the assembly call stack, consider utilizing [stack-memory], [stack-pointer], and/or [stack-frame]. For queries related to the Haskell build tool, opt for [haskell-stack]. And when it comes to questions about C++ std::stack, choose [stdstack] as your tag.

Modifying a single element within a class with Jquery

Is it possible to create a stack of pages on a website using JQuery? I found this image that shows what I'm trying to achieve: image. Instead of applying ID css for each page, I'd like to use JQuery. While researching similar questions, I came across the ...

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For some odd reason, my stack is missing the "top" attribute

import random value = { "Two":2,"Three":3, "Four":4, "Five":5, "Six":6, "Seven":7, "Eight":8, "Nine":9, "Ten":10, "Jack":10, "Queen&qu ...

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Unable to bounce back from a stack overload

While learning Python, I created a small script that seems to run into a stack overflow error when the server disconnects. Here is my script: #/user/bin/python import os import socket import subprocess import errno import threading s = socket.socket() ...

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matching parentheses in python with stack algorithm

I'm working on implementing a stack to validate parenthesis, but I'm having trouble getting the correct output with the code below. Despite reviewing it multiple times, I can't seem to identify the mistakes. Any suggestions or assistance would be greatly ...

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Attempting to add an element to the top or bottom of my stack

My goal is to add 'FRONT: ' and ' :BACK' to the end of my string (self._data) but the output I'm getting is: 'FRONT: [10, 8, 7, 5] [10, 8, 7, 5] [10, 8, 7, 5] [10, 8, 7, 5] :BACK' What I really want is for it to display ...

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