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"Last in, first out" is an expression that is commonly used in computer programming and in situations where there is a line or queue of people or objects. It means that the last person or object to enter the line will be the first one to leave. Just like a LIFO (Last In First Out) stack of plates, where the last plate placed on top is the first one to be taken off. So, if you're in a line at a theme park ride or a fast-food restaurant, the person who arrived most recently will be the first one to be served or given their turn. Similarly, if you're working with a computer program that uses a LIFO method, the most recent data that was added will be the first to be removed or processed.