Common use cases for stacks include:
- Function call management (call stack)
- Undo/Redo operations
- Expression evaluation
- Browser history
- Syntax parsing

The implementation I provided includes all basic stack operations:
- push(): Add element to top
- pop(): Remove and return top element
- peek(): View top element without removing
- isEmpty(): Check if stack is empty
- getSize(): Get number of elements
- clear(): Remove all elements

Implementation of stack using JavaScript:

Key characteristics of a stack:
- Items can only be added/removed from one end (the top)
- The last element added is the first one to be removed
- Access to elements in the middle is not allowed

Key benefits:
● Building reusable components with default styles
● Allowing style overrides via props
● Handling conditional classes
● Ensuring Tailwind classes don't conflict

Here's a practical example:

I use carbon.now.sh

It depends, useEffect without deps is perfectly fine if you're not updating state. It will run after every render - that's sometimes exactly what you want. Here are some example:

It’s simple, you just need to understand what and when to use dependencies:

Yes those are most common use cases.