Rust Programming Master Class from Beginner to Expert - Implementing Stack

This tutorial introduces the concept of stacks, a fundamental data structure in programming, and explains its operations, such as push and pop, using real-world analogies. It then guides the viewer through implementing a stack in Rust, focusing on using vectors and functions. The tutorial includes a user-interactive program that allows for stack operations via a menu-driven interface. Finally, it tests the program and concludes with a discussion on more advanced implementations.

What is a stack and how does it operate in programming?

Explain the LIFO principle in the context of stack data structures.

What are the two main operations performed on a stack?

What are some common applications of stacks in programming?

How can you visualize the stack operations in programming?

Explain how to implement a stack using vectors in Rust.

What is the significance of the maximum size in stack implementation?

How does the pop operation work in a stack?

Describe the process of pushing an element onto a stack.

What challenges might arise when implementing a stack, and how can they be addressed?