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This document is a practical file for Computer Science (083) for the term 2025-26, submitted by a student at Rosary Senior Secondary School. It includes a Python program that implements a stack using a list, detailing functions for pushing, popping, and displaying stack contents. The document also provides sample input and output demonstrating the program's functionality.

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This document is a practical file for Computer Science (083) for the term 2025-26, submitted by a student at Rosary Senior Secondary School. It includes a Python program that implements a stack using a list, detailing functions for pushing, popping, and displaying stack contents. The document also provides sample input and output demonstrating the program's functionality.

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Computer Science (083)


Term - I
(2025-26)

Submitted By
Name:
Roll Number:
Class & Section:

Rosary Senior Secondary School


Radio Colony, Kingsway Camp
Delhi – 110009
Page 1 of 6
INDEX

[Link] Practical Description Page No. Signature


1. WAP to swap/exchange the values of two variables.
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Program No: 01

Write a Python program to implement a stack using list.

Source Code:
# Implementation of stack using list
st=[] #to create an empty list

def stkpush():
n=int(input("Enter a No. : "))
[Link](n)

def stkpop():
if st==[]:
print("Stack Underflow/Stack is Empty")
else:
print([Link]()," removed")

def display():
if st==[ ]:
print("Stack Underflow/Stack is empty")
else:
print("STACK CONTENTS: ")
L=len(st)-1
for i in range(L,-1,-1):
print(st[i])

while True:

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print('***STACK DEMONSTRATION***')
print('***1. PUSH***')
print('***2. POP***')
print('***3. DISPLAY***')
choice=int(input('Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit'))
if choice==1:
stkpush()
elif choice==2:
stkpop()
elif choice==3:
display()
else:
print('Wrong choice')
break

Sample Input and Output:


***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit3
Stack Underflow/Stack is empty
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit1
Enter a No. : 10

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***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit1
Enter a No. : 20
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit3
STACK CONTENTS:
20
10
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit2
20 removed
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit2
10 removed
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***

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***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit2
Stack Underflow/Stack is Empty
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit3
Stack Underflow/Stack is empty
***STACK DEMONSTRATION***
***1. PUSH***
***2. POP***
***3. DISPLAY***
Enter your choice (1-3) to continue and other than (1-3) to Exit4
Wrong choice

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