# To implement stack using list
stackList = []
def nrPush(ele='\0'):
if ele!='\0':
stackList.append(ele)
print("PUSH operation successfully completed.")
else:
print("Operation failled.")
print("Entered element is empty.")
def nrPop():
if(len(stackList)>0):
stackList.remove(stackList[-1])
print("POP operation successfully completed.")
else:
print("Operation failled.")
print("List is empty.")
while(True):
print("\n\nChoose one option : ")
print("1. PUSH operation,")
print("2. POP operation.")
print("3. Display List element.")
print("e. Exit")
op = input()
if op=='1':
ele = input("Enter element for PUSH operation.")
nrPush(ele)
elif op == '2':
nrPop()
elif op == '3':
if(len(stackList)>0):
print(stackList)
else:
print("List is Empty")
elif op == 'e':
break
else:
print("Choose correct option.")
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Friday, 15 June 2018
To implement stack using list using python programming.
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