Data Structure: Stack

Data Structures

Stack is a data structure that has only one end for performing operations. All operations can be performed at the head, be it adding(pushing) element or removing(popping) element. Stack follows the LIFO – Last In First Out principle, so the item which is inserted at the last, is removed(popped) first.

Data Structure: Stack in JavaScript and TypeScript

We use the Stack data structure to create a pile of data/information one after another and then process those from top to bottom. Items of a stack are accessed/processed on a Last-in-First-out basis. Stack support push and pop from the top. In this article, we are discussing in detail, the implementation of Stack in JavaScript and TypeScript.