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Q8. When A Linked List Is Used For Queue Implementation, Which of The Following Structures

A queue implemented with a linked list is most efficiently performed with both a head and tail pointer. The head pointer points to the front of the queue where elements are removed from. The tail pointer points to the end of the queue where new elements are added. This allows constant time performance for both insert and delete operations regardless of the number of elements in the queue.

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Q8. When A Linked List Is Used For Queue Implementation, Which of The Following Structures

A queue implemented with a linked list is most efficiently performed with both a head and tail pointer. The head pointer points to the front of the queue where elements are removed from. The tail pointer points to the end of the queue where new elements are added. This allows constant time performance for both insert and delete operations regardless of the number of elements in the queue.

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Q8.

When a linked list is used for queue implementation, which of the following structures provides the most efficient and effective way to perform both insert and delete operations? Here, the number of queue elements is variable, and the arrows shown in the figures represent link pointers.

a)
Head pointer

b)
Head pointer

c)
Head pointer Tail pointer

d)
Head pointer Tail pointer

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