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    what is a stack

    well is like this you are on a web site and you are leaving a comment then they ask you to add one before you post your comment well it like this on delicious

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      Stack is a specific amount of memory assigned to a program to use. A stack overflow means that this stack is full and you can't insert anymore data into it.

      14 years ago. Rating: 5
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        Colleen

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        Thanks. I was confused because I miss read and thought he was talking about this site.
        commented 14 years ago
        eggplant

        It's a confusing question.
        commented 14 years ago

        What are you talking about?

        14 years ago. Rating: 2
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