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I'm assuming by stack you mean the stack that the program stores it's local variables in (not one you've produced yourself using the Stack class.

When the variables are stored, the stack is just a way of looking at the specific area of memory. Unlike the .Net Stack class, you don't have to pop things off to access them. The same region of memory could also be treated as a list, a queue, or anything else. The program stores the address of each variable, and then accesses them directly, so you can access b without touching c. Then, when the function finishes, all the variables are popped off of the stack.

This is one of several ways of storing local variables in a function, and is very low level stuff. You shouldn't have to worry too much about it.

Disclaimer: The .Net Framework may do something different to the stack, but the principle should be the same.

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