How should I write push onto/on the stack?
I would like to know which of the following expressions are not correct and why:
- push onto the stack
- push onto stack
- Is there a good
- guide or rule
on how to use onto?
What makes you want to do in life?
In programming contexts, the idiomatic phrase is “push onto the stack”.
The stack is a metaphor for poker chips. A chip can be at the top of the stack of chips to be dealt a poker match.
In real life, we usually remove the topmost item from a stack of boxes. We need to take one. Hence its applicability to applications in last in first out and complex business. Application of APM to ASP/VB.NET project. Is FIFO queue the opposite to the FIFO queue?
