[Solved] Design Patterns Homework 1

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(10 points) Enter, compile, and execute the following C++ program.#include <iostreamusing namespace std;int main( int argc, char *argv[] ){cout << Hello World!
;}

(40 points) Write a class, called Stack, in a file called Stack.h, that implements a stack of up to 1000 characters. You should include the following member functions in your class.#define STACK_CAPACITY 1000class Stack{public:Stack(); // constructor for a stackvoid push( char c ); // adds c to the top of the stackvoid pop(); // removes top elementchar top(); // returns the top elementbool isEmpty(); // returns true iff the stack is empty~Stack(); // destructor for a stack};

(30 points) Write a main procedure, in a file called main.cpp, that repeatedly reads a character string from cin into a string variable and outputs the reverse by pushing the characters onto an instance of your stack class, then printing them as they are removed from the stack.

(20 points) Modify your program to exit on end of file (when the user types a ^D, on unix, or ^Z, on the Windows).