Overview
- Last-in, first-out (LIFO) logic.
- Acts as a stack of papers on a desk.
Good practice
- When possible, use the generic Stack<T> instead.
Examples
Push and Pop
Stack s = new Stack();
s.Push("Hello");
s.Push("World");
Console.WriteLine(s.Pop() + " " + s.Pop());
Stack<string> sg = new Stack<string>();
sg.Push("Hello");
sg.Push("World");
Console.WriteLine(sg.Pop() + " " + sg.Pop());
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