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Suppose that a minus sign in the input indicates pop the stack and write the return value to standard output, and any other string indicates push the string onto the stack. Further suppose that following input is processed: this parrot - wouldn't voom - if i put -- four thousand --- volts - through it -
What are the contents (top to bottom) left on the stack?
a. through wouldn't this.
b. this wouldn't through.
c. it through wouldn't.
d. it through volta.
e. volts through it.

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