System.Collections.Generic.Stack

Added in .NET 2.0
A stack represents a last in, first out collection (LIFO)
The principle methods for adding to and removing from are the Push and Pop methods
generic stack of objects
a list in first out structure

Methods

Clear	Removes all objects
Contains	Determines if an element exists
CopyTo	Copies the stack elements to an existing one-dimensional array
Count
GetEnumerator
Peek	Returns the object at the top of the stack without removing it
Pop	Removes the object at the top of the stack
Push	Inserts an object at the top of the stack
ToArray	Copies the stack elements to a new one dimensional array

private class BET_GenericStack : System.Collections.Generic.Stack 
{ 
}

int mysize = 10; 
int myvalue; 
int mytotal; 
BET_GenericStack<double> myStack; 
myStack = new BET_GenericStack<double>(mysize); 

for (int i=0; I < mysize; i++) 
{ 
   myStack.Push(i); 
   System.Console.Writeline("Pushed - " + i); 
} 

for (int i=0; I < mysize; i++) 
{ 
   myvalue = myStack.Pop(); 
   mytotal += myvalue; 
   System.Console.Writeline("Popped - " + myvalue); 
} 
System.Console.WriteLine("Total - " + mytotal);

Non Generic

This class is not to be confused with the Non Generic Stack class that was introduced in .NET 1.1