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Min Stack Implementation

MediumPython

Problem

How to implement a min stack?

Implement min_stack(operations) using a stack that supports push, pop, top, and getMin. Each operation must run in O(1) time. Return results for pop, top, and getMin operations in execution order; push produces no result.

Each operation is represented as ['push', value] or [operation]. Inputs are valid and never pop or inspect an empty stack.

Constraints

  • 1 <= operations.length <= 500
  • Each operation is ['push', value], ['pop'], ['top'], or ['getMin']
  • -10^9 <= value <= 10^9
  • The stack is non-empty for every pop, top, and getMin operation
  • Return results only for pop, top, and getMin operations

Function Signature

def min_stack(operations):
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