👉 In the context of computer science and programming, a blow-down is a type of operation that causes the entire stack (stack frame) to be popped from memory. This can occur during a crash or when an exception occurs in a program. For example, consider a program that uses a "try-catch" block to handle exceptions. If an exception occurs inside this block, it will cause the entire stack (i.e., all the variables and control flow statements) to be popped from memory. This
