Second Step of Bracket Balancing: Pushing a Second Opening Bracket
Continuing the bracket balancing process for an input sequence starting with [[, the second character is another opening bracket [. This character is pushed onto the stack on top of the first one. This step can be represented as 3: [ ; stack: [ [, which shows that at step 3, after processing the second [, the stack's state is [ [, containing two opening brackets.
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