The Tail End
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- Domain
- Python
- Difficulty
- easy
- Seniority
- L3
Problem
Implement a stack and drive it through a list of operations. Define a `the_tail_end(operations)` driver. Each operation is a list whose first element is the operation name: ['push', x], ['pop'], ['peek'], or ['is_empty']. Replay the operations in order against a stack and return a parallel list of return values: None for push, the popped value (or None if the stack is empty) for pop, the top value (or None if empty) for peek, and True/False for is_empty. The stack must follow last-in, first-out (LIFO) ordering.
Summary
Push, pop, peek. The basics that break people.
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