Implement the stack queue data structure with a linked list implementation to get the given test code in driver.cpp to work properly:
driver.cpp code:
#include <iostream> #include "stackLL.h" using namespace std; int main() { /////////////Test code for stack /////////////// stackLL stk; stk.push(5); stk.push(13); stk.push(7); stk.push(3); stk.push(2); stk.push(11); cout << "Popping: " << stk.pop() << endl; cout << "Popping: " << stk.pop() << endl; stk.push(17); stk.push(19); stk.push(23); while( ! stk.empty() ) { cout << "Popping: " << stk.pop() << endl; } // output order: 11,2,23,19,17,3,7,13,5
}
stackLL.h code
class stackLL { private: class node { public: //put what you need in here }; node * top; public: stackLL() {} ~stackLL() {} //return true if empty, false if not bool empty() {} //add item to top of stack void push(int x) {} //remove and return top item from stack int pop() {}
};
Also provide a big-Oh bound on the worst case run-time for that method in terms of the number of items ‘n’ contained in the data structure at the time of the method call. Justify your bound in each case.
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