The memory location where the computer stores the list of locations to which the system must return is known as the ____.
A) method call
B) memory call
C) call stack
D) function call

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The call stack is a data structure in the computer's memory that keeps track of the order of function calls made by a program. When a function is called, its return address is pushed onto the stack, and when the function returns, it pops the return address off the stack and jumps back to that instruction in the calling function. This allows the program to keep track of its execution and maintain the correct sequence of function calls.

The Memory Location Where the Computer Stores the List of Locations