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The stack is the first module of the calculator that we will design and implement. Although I defined the module’s public interface in Chapter 2, I said very little about its implementation. In C++, the module is not a defined language concept. Therefore, we are essentially left to decompose the stack into a logical grouping of functions and classes and call this our module. Hence, this is where we begin. If you’re a little rusty on the mechanics of the stack data structure, now would be a great time to consult your favorite data structures and algorithms book. My personal favorite is the one by Cormen et al [5].
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Singer, A.B. (2017). The Stack. In: Practical C++ Design. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3057-2_3
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