Write a program which will rearrange and sort a stack of integer values, using two other stacks. The following algorithm describes how to do this: 1. Start with a stack of numbers named primary and two empty stacks named lower and higher. 2. Pop the first number from your primary stack and put it into the lower stack 3. Pop the next number from your primary stack, if it is smaller than the number you previously put into the lower stack, then add it to the lower stack, otherwise put it in the higher stack. 4. Repeat step 3 until the primary stack is empty. 5. Pop each of the elements from the lower stack and add them back into the primary stack. 6. Pop each element of the higher stack. If the value is greater than the value at the head of the primary stack, then add it onto the primary stack, otherwise add the number into the lower stack.

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