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copyStack

Language/Type: Java Collections Stacks and Queues
Author: Jeff Prouty

Write a method copyStack that takes a stack of integers as a parameter and returns a copy of the original stack (i.e., a new stack with the same values as the original, stored in the same order as the original). Your method should create the new stack and fill it up with the same values that are stored in the original stack. It is not acceptable to return the same stack passed to the method; you must create, fill, and return a new stack.

You will be removing values from the original stack to make the copy, but you have to be sure to put them back into the original stack in the same order before you are done. In other words, when your method is done executing, the original stack must be restored to its original state and you will return the new independent stack that is in the same state. You may use one queue as auxiliary storage.

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This is a method problem. Write a Java method as described. Do not write a complete program or class; just the method(s) above.

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