Program code:

//include the required header files

#include <iostream>

#include <stack>

//use the std namespace

using namespace std;

//define main() function

int main()

{

//create a stack s

stack<string> s;

//create integer variable numOfLines

int numOfLines;

//prompt the user to enter the number of lines

cout<<"Enter the number of lines to input: ";

//scan for the input

cin>>numOfLines;

//create a string variable

string line;

//prompt the user to enter the lines

cout<<"Enter the lines: "<<endl;

//get the liens

//Just to flush the previous lines.

getline(cin, line);

//iterate a for loop

for(int i = 0; i < numOfLines; i++)

{

//get the lines

getline(cin, line);

//push the lines to the stack

s.push(line);

}

//print the statements

cout<<"\nThe lines in reverse order are: "<<endl;

//iterate a while loop

while(!s.empty())

{

//print the values of the stack

cout<<s.top()<<endl;

//pop the values from top of the stack

s...

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