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Stack.Pop() method with example in C#

C# Stack.Pop() method: Here, we are going to learn about the Pop() method of Stack class in C#.
Submitted by IncludeHelp, on March 28, 2019

C# Stack.Pop() method

Stack.Pop() method is used to remove an object from the top of the stack. The method removes and returns the object from the top.

Syntax:

    Object Stack.Pop();

Parameters: None

Return value: Object – it returns the items to be removed from the top.

Example:

    declare and initialize a stack:
    Stack stk = new Stack();

    insertting elements:
    stk.Push(100);
    stk.Push(200);
    stk.Push(300);
    stk.Push(400);
    stk.Push(500);

    popping stack elements:
    stk.Pop();
    stk.Pop();
    stk.Pop();
    
    Output:
    200 100

C# example to remove an object from the stack using Stack.Pop() method

using System; using System.Text; using System.Collections; namespace Test { class Program { //function to print stack elements static void printStack(Stack s) { foreach (Object obj in s) { Console.Write(obj + " "); } Console.WriteLine(); } static void Main(string[] args) { //declare and initialize a stack Stack stk = new Stack(); //insertting elements stk.Push(100); stk.Push(200); stk.Push(300); stk.Push(400); stk.Push(500); //printing stack elements Console.WriteLine("Stack elements before popping are..."); printStack(stk); //popping stack elements object item = 0; item = stk.Pop(); Console.WriteLine(item + " is popped"); item = stk.Pop(); Console.WriteLine(item + " is popped"); item = stk.Pop(); Console.WriteLine(item + " is popped"); //printing stack elements Console.WriteLine("Stack elements after popping are..."); printStack(stk); //hit ENTER to exit Console.ReadLine(); } } }

Output

Stack elements before popping are...
500 400 300 200 100
500 is popped
400 is popped
300 is popped
Stack elements after popping are...
200 100

Reference: Stack.Pop Method

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