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Stack implementation using array

A stack is a data structure it serves as a collection of elements. It has 2 principle operation push and pop.
The push operation pushes the element on the top and the pop operation removes the element on the top. This can be seen in the below image.



Stack works on the principle of  Last In First Out or LIFO i.e the element that is entered last is removed first.
Stacks can be implemented using arrays as well as linked list.
There are a lot of applications of Stacks like
  • Recursion
  • Backtracking 
  • Memory management 
  • Activation records etc
To know more about Stacks click here 

The following program is to implement a stack using an array with maximum size of 20.



C Program

C++ Program
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