ASP.NET Stack Collection

First, you create a new object of type

System.Collections.Stack called myStack .You

then add items to the stack by using the Push method and passing in the object you

want to add to the top of the stack.You can then retrieve items from the top of the stack .

(remember a stack is last-in-first-out, or LIFO) by using the Pop method.The item is

returned as type of object, so if you need to convert it into a string, as in the following

example, you simply call the ToString() method. Otherwise, you'll need to cast it to

the type of object that you need.

In <script runat="server" /> block or codebehind:

'Make sure System.Collections is imported

Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)

Dim myStack As New Stack()

myStack.Push("One")

myStack.Push("Two")

myStack.Push("Three")

While myStack.Count > 0

Response.Write(myStack.Pop().ToString() & "<br>")

End While

End Sub

For more info see:

Stack class-http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpref/html/

frlrfSystemCollectionsStackClassTopic.asp