b) Consider the Double ended output restricted Queue implemented as a circular array based queue at the right. How will it look like after following operations have been performed on it in the given order: rear I. EnqueueFront(5) I. EnqueueFront(8) 2 II. Dequeue() IV. EnqueueRear(6) 7 V. Dequeue() VI. EnqueueRear(9) 9,

b) Consider the Double ended output restricted Queue implemented as a circular array based queue at the right. How will it look like after following operations have been performed on it in the given order: rear I. EnqueueFront(5) I. EnqueueFront(8) 2 II. Dequeue() IV. EnqueueRear(6) 7 V. Dequeue() VI. EnqueueRear(9) 9,

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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