Basics of Queues
Implementation
Examples
Queues
The Queue in data structure is an ordered, linear sequence of items. It is a FIFO (First In First Out) data structure, which means that we can insert an item to the rear end of the queue and remove from the front of the queue only. A Queue is a sequential data type, unlike an array, in an array, we can access any of its elements using indexing, but we can only access the element at the front of the queue at a time.
Operations on Queues
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: return the rear/back element
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: return the rear/back element
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: return the rear/back element
: return no of elements
: insert x at the rear
: delete the front element
: return the front element
Operations on Queues
: return the rear/back element
: return no of elements
Not without removing the data.
There are ready-made implementations of Queue in most language's libraries/modules. You can find them here :
Queues in C -
https://www.scaler.com/topics/c/implementation-of-queue-using-linked-list/
Queues in Java -
https://www.scaler.com/topics/java/stack-and-queue-in-java/