Multiple Choice
Given the following stack declaration, which of the following function definitions would correctly implement the destructor?
Struct StackFrame
{
Char data;
StackFrame *link;
};
Typedef StackFrame* StackFramePtr;
Class Stack
{
Public:
Stack ) ;
Stackconst Stack& a_stack) ;
~Stack ) ;
Void pushchar the_symbol) ;
Char pop ) ;
Bool empty ) const;
Private:
StackFramePtr top;
};
A) top=NULL;
B) char next;
While ! empty ) )
Next = pop ) ;//pop calls delete.
C) char next;
While!empty ) )
Next = push) ;
D) none of the above
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