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Stack machine

In computer science, computer engineering and in programming language implementations, a stack machine is a real or emulated computer that uses a pushdown stack rather than individual machine registers to evaluate each sub-expression in the program. A stack computer is programmed with a reverse Polish notation instruction set.The common alternative to stack machines are register machines, in which each instruction explicitly names the specific registers to use for operand and result values.
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