The document outlines the creation of a LIFO stack using a singly linked list to store integers in C++. It specifies the use of a 'struct' to define the linked list nodes with a one-based indexing system. Additionally, it details the required stack operations: initialization, pushing, printing, popping, checking for emptiness, and clearing the stack.

1. Design and code your own LIFO Stack using single liked list to
hold a list of integers. Use the C++ “struct” structure to create
your SLL nodes. Node position numbering should start with
one.
Your program should include the main program to test and
demonstrate one function for each Stack operations including:
InitStack – Initialize LIFO Stack
PushStack – Add an item to top of Stack at
PrintStack – Print out the Stack items
PopStack – Remove and return top item from Stack
TopStack – Returns the first item on Stack without deleting it
EmptyStack – Checks for empty Stack condition
(TRUE/FALLS)
ClearStack – Delete all items from Stack