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Stack implementation using Linked List

Stack is a data structure it serves as a collection of elements. It has 2 principle operation push and pop.Stack works on the principle of  Last In First Out or LIFO i.e the element that is entered last is removed first. To do this is has 2 methods 
  1. push() :  push operation pushes the element on the top.
  2. pop() :  pop operation removes the element on the top.
This can be seen in  the below image.



Linked list is a simple linear data structure formed by collection of data elements called nodes. Each node consists of a data element and link field.The data field consists of element and link field consists of address of next element.


To know more about Stack Data Structure click here
To know more about Linked List click here
To view Simple Linked List implementation click here 
   
Now inorder to implement Stack using linked list we need to implement push and pop operation in Linked List. Push and pop can be implemented by using other already implemented functions of Linked List like addToStart, addToEnd and remove functions.

C++ Program

Sample input and output to check the program

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