The call stack is a mechanism for an executing program to keep track of the current function, or subroutine, together with their arguments (actual parameters), and the local variables of each invocation. It allows the program to keep track of where it is within other subroutines that were entered during the execution of the current function. The call stack manages function invocations and is used for maintaining state and context of subroutines called during program execution.
The call stack is a mechanism for an executing program to keep track of the current function, or subroutine, together with their arguments (actual parameters), and the local variables of each invocation. It allows the program to keep track of where it is within other subroutines that were entered during the execution of the current function. The call stack manages function invocations and is used for maintaining state and context of subroutines called during program execution.