stack to array

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So, are you sure of:

... I was assigned to create a stack in c++ and my professor asked to put arrays inside each stack ... ?

Note: It is quite common to 'use an array' as the container for a 'stack'.

Note too that a C++ vector container is really just an easily expandable dynamic array that has added push_back, (read) back and pop_back methods (functions).

So ... since a stack is a LIFO (last in first out) type of container structure ... any container that has 'push_back', '(read) back' and' pop_back' methods (functions) could be used for a stack ... (and/or push_front, (read) front, pop_front).

This is why a C++ list is also often used as a container to code a stack.

Make you best efforts to code a solution to your problem ... but firstly ... make sure that you have a clear and complete statement of that problem.

If you need help to understand that 'statement' ... you will also need to include the exact statement of the problem as it was given.

vector<array<type> > mystack_of_arrays;