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Thread: Help with Stacks

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    Talking Help with Stacks

    import java.util.*;
     
    public class StackDemo{
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    Stack stack=new Stack();
    stack.push(new Integer(10));
    stack.push("a");
    S.o.p("The contents of Stack is" + stack);
    S.o.p("The size of an Stack is" + stack.size());
    S.o.p("The number poped out is" + stack.pop());
    S.o.p("The number poped out is " + stack.pop());
    }
    }
    hello,everyone....please help me with this codes....thanks....
    Last edited by helloworld922; December 17th, 2010 at 12:54 AM.


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    Default Re: Help with Stacks

    In the future, please don't hijack someone else's topic. I've moved this for you.
    What's the problem you have? One thing I can see that's wrong is that you've abbreviated System.out.println. This is not ok in Java, you must explicitly spell out all identifiers. Another thing that I can see is that you've forgotten the generic parameters. I'm not sure why you would want to add both integers and strings to the same stack, that's generally not a good idea. However, you can use the base class Object as the generic parameter you.

    Stack<Object> stack = new Stack<Object>();

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