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Doubt on Stacks and Structures in Stacks
By chari407, history, 6 years ago, In English

Hi, I have a couple of doubts. 1. Can we use the standard C++ binary_search() on a stack<> ? 2. Suppose I declare

struct sig
{
int a;
int b;
};

sig temp[10];

stack<sig> trial;

Now I push a few "sig" elements to the "trial" stack. How do I access the second value (b) of the topmost element in the stack ?

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You can use vector in the same way as stack

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  1. If you want this functionality then vector is the DS you need, it has push_back and pop_back and you can perform binary_search on it.
  2. Use '.' operator, trial.top().b will do it for you.
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