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A custom stack implementation has a pop() method that is supposed to remove and return the top element. However, when the stack is empty, calling pop() causes an error (e.g., IndexError if using a list, or NullPointerException if using a linked list without proper checks). What is the most fundamental debugging step to prevent this underflow error?
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