Array.pop() method removes the last element of an array and returns it.Example:
var stackWork=new Array("Lenny","Harold","Mary","Jean","Sal");
  var item=stackWork.pop();
  document.write(item);
  document.write("<br/>")
  document.write(stackWork);
Output: 
Sal
Lenny,Harold,Mary,Jean

Array.push() method add a value to the end of the array (top of the stack) and leaves it there.Example:
var stackWork=new Array("Lenny","Harold","Mary","Jean","Sal");
  stackWork.push("Delia");
  document.write(stackWork);
Output: Lenny,Harold,Mary,Jean,Sal,Delia

Array.shift() method removes the first element in an array and returns it.Example:
var stackWork=new Array("Lenny","Harold","Mary","Jean","Sal");
  var item=stackWork.shift();
  document.write(item);
  document.write("<br/>")
  document.write(stackWork);
Output: 
Lenny
Harold,Mary,Jean,Sal,Delia

Array.unshift() method is similar to the push() method, except that the new element is put at the front of the array (bottom of the stack) and it returns the current length of the array.Example:
var stackWork=new Array("Lenny","Harold","Mary","Jean","Sal");
  var item=stackWork.unshift("Willie");
  document.write(item);
  document.write("<br/>")
  document.write(stackWork);
Output: 
6
Willie,Lenny,Harold,Mary,Jean,Sal

Array.splice() is a method used to insert, delete, and substitute values in array elements. The method has three arguments, start, delete, and data. The starting position specifies where the new value (data) is to be inserted and where deletions begin. If no deletions are specified, the splice() method has the effect of inserting an element and value into an array.Example:
var stackWork=new Array("Lenny","Harold","Mary","Jean","Sal");
 stackWork.splice(1,0,"Fred");  
 document.write(stackWork);
Output: 
Lenny,Fred,Harold,Mary,Jean,Sal