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An example of a stack in Python 3

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Stack module

An example of a stack in Python 3

Example usage

import stackmodule
from stackmodule import stackTools
from random import randint as rand

stackOptions = {
    'pointer': -1,
    'size': 5,
    'type': int
}

stackHandler = stackTools()


stackHandler.stackOptions = stackOptions
stackHandler.stack = stackHandler.initStack(stackOptions['size'],stackOptions['type'])

print(stackHandler.dump())

stackHandler.push(3)
print(stackHandler.dump())
for i in range (0,rand(0,30)):
    try:
        n=rand(0,651)
        stackHandler.push(n)
        print(f'Added {n}')
    except stackmodule.StackFull: print("Stack got full")

print(stackHandler.dump())
print(stackHandler.pop())
print(stackHandler.dump())
stackHandler.push(5)
print(stackHandler.dump())


stack = stackHandler.dump()

print("The script exported the stack: "+str(stack))

Module features

Making a stack handler

stackHandler=stackTools(myStack,stackOptions)#Define our stack handler

A stack handler will simply hold the stackTools class with your stack and it's options

Initialise stack (initStack)

stack=stackHandler.initStack(5,int) # Initialise a new stack which can contain 5 integer values

Initialise stack will update the list that is acting as a stack to the correct size with the expected data format

This will most likely never be updated

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