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Stack Operations Flowchart in C

The document outlines a flowchart for implementing a stack using a linked list, detailing operations such as Push, Pop, and Display in a menu-driven format. It describes the steps for each operation, including handling user input and managing the stack's state. The flowchart also includes error handling for invalid choices and stack underflow conditions.

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Stack Operations Flowchart in C

The document outlines a flowchart for implementing a stack using a linked list, detailing operations such as Push, Pop, and Display in a menu-driven format. It describes the steps for each operation, including handling user input and managing the stack's state. The flowchart also includes error handling for invalid choices and stack underflow conditions.

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Flowchart for Stack using Linked List

This flowchart represents the operations of a stack implemented using a linked list. The
operations include Push, Pop, and Display with a menu-driven approach.

Flowchart Steps:
 1. Start
 2. Initialize top = NULL
 3. Display Menu:
- 1. Push
- 2. Pop
- 3. Display
- 4. Exit
 4. User Choice:
- If choice == 1 (Push):
- Enter element
- Create new node
- Set new_node->nxt = top
- Update top = new_node
 - If choice == 2 (Pop):
- If top == NULL, print 'Stack underflow'
- Else, store top->data
- Update top = top->nxt
- Free previous top node
- Print popped element
 - If choice == 3 (Display):
- If top == NULL, print 'Stack empty'
- Else, traverse stack and print elements
 - If choice == 4 (Exit):
- Terminate program
 - Else, print 'Invalid Choice'
 5. Ask user if they want to continue (Yes/No)
 6. Repeat from Step 3 if Yes, else Stop

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