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Dec 6th, 2008
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Re: stacks problem

Thats because the stack will be empty so you need to check stack.isEmptyStack(), if its empty break out because its unbalanced, if its not empty continue on and check.

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Re: stacks problem

nvm i figured it out

thanks for the help everyone
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