Pop, push, shift, and unshift

What the fuck is with these stupid names? Couldn't they think of something more intuitive? Fuckers!

what names would you choose for operating on stacks and queues?

It takes a fair bit of skill to actually pop from a stack of notecards; push, not so much.


Object RemoveObjectFromTopOfStackCollection(Object object) throws EnterpriseEmptyStackException
void PutObjectOnTopOfStackCollection(Object object) throws EnterpriseOutOfMemoryException

EnterpriseEmptyStackException
EnterpriseOutOfMemoryException
I lol'd at those.

>>3
I am unfamiliar with this terminology where they seemed to derive their naming scheme.

Would you prefer suck() and blow() ?

What about push and pull, the actual opposites? These make sense.

>>8
Some of Motorola's CPUs actually use that notation.

addfirst removefirst addlast removelast

addfirst removefirst addlast removelast

reverse @>>11

Because the first stacks in history were made of large stones and you had gigantic niggers push the stones onto the stack, and literally pop out the stone using their gigantic nigger muscles and sometimes levers. When the American (Are Niggers Civilized?) War ended, niggers were starting to be made obsolete by machines, which could do the nigger-like pushing and popping with high accuracy. During the 1960's niggers finally realized that scientists had invented electronic nigger pushers and poppers, so they rioted in many major cities, trying to find and destroy these "electroniggers", as they came to be known. Luckily, the electroniggers were too large to be pushed or popped themselves.

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>>13
This is what people who lurk /b/ actually believe

I would utilize Unicode symbols such as ◒ ◓. While you would have to setup your input methods or your text editor accordingly, I think it's worth the added clarity.

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These days but this.

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