Palindrome program - unsure what to do next

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class MyStack{
  public:
      MyStack(int sz=10);
      ~MyStack();
      char pop(); 
      void push(char ch);
      bool isEmpty();
      bool isFull();
  private:
      char *value;
      int  top;    
      int  size;
};
 
MyStack::MyStack(int sz){
   size = sz;
   value = new char[size];
   top = -1;
}
MyStack::~MyStack(){
    delete [] value;
}
bool MyStack::isEmpty(){
    if (top == -1) return true; 
    else return false;
}
bool MyStack::isFull(){
    if (top == size) return true; 
    else return false;
}
void MyStack::push(char ch){
     if (!isFull()) value[++top]=ch;
     else cout << "stack is full" << endl;
}
char MyStack::pop(){
    char ch;
    if (!isEmpty()) return value[top--];
    else 
    cout << "stack is Empty" << endl;
    return '.';
}
 
int main(){
    string str2;
    string str;
    cout<< "input a word: ";
    cin >> str;
    MyStack  a(str.length());
    for (int i=0;i<str.length();++i) 
    a.push(str[i]);
    while (!a.isEmpty())
    {
          cout << a.pop();  
    }
     str2=a.pop();
     if(str ==str2)
     cout<<"Palindrome"<<endl;
     else 
     cout<<"Sorry No Palindrome"<<endl;
 
    cout << endl;   
    system("pause");   
}
 

im stuck in the place to show wheter it is palindrome or not!!

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int main(){
    string str2;
    string str;
    cout<< "input a word: ";
    cin >> str;
    MyStack  a(str.length());
    for (int i=0;i<str.length();++i) 
    a.push(str[i]);
    while (!a.isEmpty())
    {
          cout << a.pop();  
    }
     str2=a.pop();
     if(str ==str2)
     cout<<"Palindrome"<<endl;
     else 
     cout<<"Sorry No Palindrome"<<endl;
 
    cout << endl;   
    system("pause");   
}
 

im stuck in the place to show wheter it is palindrome or not!!

In your while loop, you are popping the characters of the stack out and outputting them until the stack is empty. Then, you try and assign str2 to a.pop(). Not only will your stack say it is empty and not be able to pop, but even if it did, you are trying to return a char and assign it to a string. Maybe you should say:

str2 = "" + a.pop();

which would add the return value of pop() to the string. Of course, you should use the += operator in order to continue getting these characters to build the reverse of str.