Consider a Class That Uses the Following Variables to Implement

question 9

Multiple Choice

Consider a class that uses the following variables to implement an array-based stack:
String [ ] s = new String[100];
Int top = 0;
A method for adding an item x to the stack can be written as

• A) s.add(top,x);
• B) if (top == s.length.
• Throw new RuntimeException("Overflow".;
• Else
• {
• Top ++;
• S[top] = x;
• }
• C) if (top < 0.throw new IndexOutBoundsException(.
• S[top] = x;
• Top ++;
• D) if (top < s.length.
• {
• S[top] = x;
• Top ++;
• }
• Else
• Throw new RuntimeException("Overflow".;

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