How a new element can be added or pushed in a stack?
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Answer / Vipin Gautam
A new element can be added to a stack using the push() function in STL (Standard Template Library). This function appends an element onto the top of the stack, increasing its size by 1. Example: n```n#include <stack>nstack<int> s; // creating a stack of integersns.push(5); // adding the number 5 to the stackn```
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