#9 DSA | Static Stack in Data Structures | Stack using Array | Programming with Rana Waqas

📦 In this 9th video of the DSA Series, we explore the Static Stack Concept in Data Structures. You'll learn how stacks are implemented using arrays and how push/pop operations work in a static memory layout.

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💡 A Stack is a "LIFO (Last In, First Out)" structure used in:
- Expression evaluation
- Backtracking (like maze solving, undo features)
- Function call management

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🎓 What you’ll learn in this DSA Playlist:
- Arrays, Linked Lists (Singly, Doubly, Circular)
- Stack and Queue (Static & Dynamic)
- Trees & Graphs
- Searching & Sorting Algorithms
- Time Complexity and Big-O Analysis

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🚀 Motivation to Remember:
"Once an expert was a beginner. Practice daily and believe in yourself – you CAN do it!"

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[kuchNayaSekhen]

That was the most easy way to understand the stack with array

[muhammadbilal]

Implementation of stack is very easy as you explained

[hassanshahid]

is stack a linear data structure like linkedlist and array?