The Count property of the HistoryStack<T> class provides the number of elements currently stored in the history stack. This property is useful for determining the size of the stack at any given time.
The Count property of the HistoryStack<T> class provides the number of elements currently stored in the history stack. This property is useful for determining the size of the stack at any given time.
Use the Count property to retrieve the total number of elements in the HistoryStack<T>. This can be particularly useful when you need to iterate over the stack or when you want to check if the stack is empty.
// Example of using the Count property
// Create a new HistoryStack of integers
HistoryStack<int> historyStack = new HistoryStack<int>();
// Add some items to the stack
historyStack.Add(1);
historyStack.Add(2);
historyStack.Add(3);
// Get the count of items in the stack
int itemCount = historyStack.Count;
// Output the count
// Expected output: 3
Console.WriteLine($"The history stack contains {itemCount} items.");