Implementation - How to reverse a String using a Stack in Java ?

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[vasudevparmar]

great explaination

but i want to ask if we can write
Stack stack=new Stack();
instead of
Stack<Character> stack=new Stack<>();

[karentechnologies]

In this video we're using the stack class provided in the Java JDK, what if we want to use the stack class that we created in previous video how can we make it accepts character value??

[ahmadabdou]

Thanks for explaining, but how did you make chars[ i ] = stack.pop()
without casting?
one returns char and the other return int, my IDE complaining about it.