<ul><li>Stacks in computing architectures work in a last-in — first-out (LIFO) manner where data is added or removed.</li><li>The call stack in programming can be compared to handling tasks in a busy kitchen by stacking pending tasks like sticky notes.</li><li>In programming, functions are pushed onto the call stack when invoked and popped off when their tasks are completed.</li><li>Recursive functions also operate on the call stack by pushing and popping function calls in a similar manner.</li></ul>

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