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The document outlines a program for managing employee records using a stack data structure, allowing for addition, deletion, and display of employee details. It includes a loop for user interaction to choose operations such as pushing new employee data onto the stack, popping the latest entry, or displaying all entries. Additionally, it describes a function to populate the stack with even numbers from a given list and a function to remove the top element from the stack.

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Stack

The document outlines a program for managing employee records using a stack data structure, allowing for addition, deletion, and display of employee details. It includes a loop for user interaction to choose operations such as pushing new employee data onto the stack, popping the latest entry, or displaying all entries. Additionally, it describes a function to populate the stack with even numbers from a given list and a function to remove the top element from the stack.

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while (C - "Y" ):
print( "l . PUSH" )
print( "2 . POP" )
print( "3. Display" )
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elif (choice - 3): -
i•len(Bmployee) .
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def pu S h (Stack, data) :
for x in data:
if X % 2 == Q:
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def pop (Stack) :
if len (Stack) ==O:
return "Stack empty"
else:
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push (Stack, data)
print (pop (Stack) )

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