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Creating a string part uses FIFO instead of LIFO
Yan Pomanitskiy (Pliant GmbH)
Feb 7, 2024
- The stack is processed in LIFO (Last-In-First-Out) order. Each component is popped and appended to the start of the result string, preceded byÂ
"/".
This is a bit wrong.
The stack contains [a, b, c]. Using LIFO will create a string: /c/b/a
It should be noted that for-each uses internal array-based representation.
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Michal2 years ago
Agree. Didn't know traversing stack bottom-to-top was possible.
tai a year ago
I just made a second stack to reverse the first one 😅
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