#includeint main() { std::stack my_stack; my_stack.emplace(1); my_stack.emplace(2); my_stack.emplace(3); my_stack.emplace(4); my_stack.emplace(5); return 0; }
#includeThis code creates a stack using dynamic memory allocation and a plain array instead of a pre-built data structure provided by the library. The implementation is not using any library package as it is defining its own data structure and operations. In summary, the stack size can be defined and changed depending on the need of the program. It is essential to use a proper stack implementation provided by standard libraries or third-party packages to ensure the efficiency and correctness of the program.#include const int STACK_SIZE = 100; int main() { int *stack = new int [STACK_SIZE]; int top = 0; stack[top++] = 1; stack[top++] = 2; stack[top++] = 3; stack[top++] = 4; stack[top++] = 5; delete [] stack; return 0; }