Sixteen Ways to Stack a Cat

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This paper presents a series of examples of how to represent
stacks in a program. In doing so it demonstrates some of the
fundamental techniques and tradeoffs of data hiding as seen in
languages such as C, Modula2, and Ada. Since all the examples
are written in C++ it also demonstrates the flexibility of C++'s
mechanisms for expressing data hiding and access.

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1/1/1900

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