Stack is like stalactites
by: alexander256
This is a diagram that explains how stacks work. It shows three steps in the process of stacking, with each step labeled and described. The first step is "stack limit," which sets the maximum number of items that can be stored in a stack. Next, there is "stack pointer," which keeps track of the current position within the stack. Finally, "stack bottom" represents the lowest possible position for the stack to grow. This diagram provides an easy-to-understand visual representation of how stacks function and helps explain their operation.
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Tags: assembly, c, c , explanation, illustration, programming, stack, like stack, stack limit, stack pointer, stack top, stack bottom.
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