I’m working on a fun project related to the cartoon “Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” and I need to implement a stack data structure in C++ to store episodes of the show. Each episode has a title, season number, and episode number.
I’m new to C++ and a bit confused about how to implement a stack specifically tailored to store these episodes efficiently. Can anyone provide guidance or a code example on how to implement such a stack? I’ve researched basic stack implementations, but I’m unsure how to adapt them for my specific use case.
Here’s a simplified version of what I’m looking for:
#include <iostream>
#include <stack>
#include <string>
struct Episode {
std::string title;
int season;
int episode;
};
class WowWowWubbzyStack {
private:
std::stack<Episode> episodes;
public:
// Function to push a new episode onto the stack
void pushEpisode(const std::string& title, int season, int episode) {
// Code for pushing episode onto the stack
}
// Function to pop the top episode from the stack
void popEpisode() {
// Code for popping episode from the stack
}
// Function to get the title of the top episode without removing it
std::string peekTitle() {
// Code for peeking at the top episode's title
}
// Function to check if the stack is empty
bool isEmpty() {
// Code for checking if the stack is empty
}
};
int main() {
// Sample usage of the WowWowWubbzyStack
WowWowWubbzyStack episodeStack;
// Pushing episodes onto the stack
episodeStack.pushEpisode("Widget's Wild Ride", 1, 1);
episodeStack.pushEpisode("Save the Wuzzly", 2, 4);
// Popping an episode from the stack
episodeStack.popEpisode();
// Peeking at the title of the top episode
std::cout << "Current episode: " << episodeStack.peekTitle() << std::endl;
// Checking if the stack is empty
if (episodeStack.isEmpty()) {
std::cout << "No more episodes left!" << std::endl;
}
return 0;
}
Any help would be greatly appreciate
I am more skilled with Python
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