STACKS

STACKS ARE THE CANCER KILLING PROGRAMMING, SAGE IF YOU AGREE

The stack is loaded in the top of memory and grows downwards. Popping something off the "top" of the stack is removing the bottom-most "plate". Furthermore the spring analogy implies the top of the stack is stationary and the rest of the stack moves in relation to it; This is incorrect. Your spring analogy fails. Better to just pretend the entire stack mechanism is a black box that holds your data, you blissfully ignorant twats.