Using a Stack:

Write a segment of code (preferably a separate subroutine) to perform each of the following operations. You should #include StackType.h, and add StackType.cpp to your project so that you can use any of the member functions of StackType. The details of the stack type are encapsulated (you do not have access to them and CANNOT add other member functions). You may declare as many stack objects as you wish.

1. Create a stack that holds the characters that are in the file stackdata. Set a variable called secondElement to the second element in the stack (from the top), leaving the stack without the first two elements.
2. Make a copy of the stack, leaving the stack unchanged.
3. Set the variable bottom to the bottom element in the stack leaving the stack unchanged.
4. Set bottom to the bottom element in the stack, leaving the stack empty.