seudocodes can be written using the operations PUSH(S,X), POP(S,X), PRINT(X), EMPTY STACK(S), and TOP OF STACK(S), which returns the top element of stack S. i) assign X to the bottom element of stack S, leaving the stack empty; ii) assign X to the bottom element of the stack, leaving the stack unchanged; iii) assign X to the nth element in the stack (from the top), leaving the stack unchanged.

seudocodes can be written using the operations PUSH(S,X), POP(S,X), PRINT(X), EMPTY STACK(S), and TOP OF STACK(S), which returns the top element of stack S. i) assign X to the bottom element of stack S, leaving the stack empty; ii) assign X to the bottom element of the stack, leaving the stack unchanged; iii) assign X to the nth element in the stack (from the top), leaving the stack unchanged.

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