Stack:
C# includes a special type of collection which stores elements in LIFO style(Last In First Out).
C# includes a generic and non-generic Stack. Here, we are going to learn about the non-generic stack.
Stack stores the values in LIFO (Last in First out) style. The element which is added last will be the element to come out first.
Use the Push() method to add elements into Stack.
The Pop() method returns and removes elements from the top of the Stack. Calling the Pop() method on the empty Stack will throw an exception.
The Peek() method always returns top most element in the Stack.
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