noun
- plural of pushdown; a data structure or stack in which items are added and removed from the same end (top), following a last-in-first-out (LIFO) principle
- plural of pushdown; a type of exercise in which a person pushes a weight or resistance downward, typically using a cable machine
Usage: computing; technical
Usage: fitness; informal
Examples
- The algorithm uses pushdowns to manage function calls during recursion.
- In computer science, pushdowns are fundamental to parsing and expression evaluation.
- She performed three sets of tricep pushdowns at the gym.
- Pushdowns are an effective exercise for strengthening the triceps.
- The compiler implements pushdowns to track nested scopes.
- He added pushdowns to his upper-body workout routine.