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15.4.1. Queue Interface
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- 1.
What does FIFO stand for?
Hint
Think of it as a line where the first person is served first.
- 2.
Name a method that adds an element to a Queue.
Hint
Similar to adding people to a line.
- 3.
What does FIFO represent in the context of queues?
- First-In-First-Out
- First-In-First-Available
- Fast-In-First-Out
Hint
Think about how items are processed in a queue.
- 4.
The
remove()method in a queue returns null if the queue is empty.- True
- False
Hint
Recall the behavior of methods for empty collections.
- 5.
Design a waiting line system using a Queue where customers can be added and removed upon service. Discuss the methods utilized.
Hint
Consider how customers would enter and leave the queue.
- 6.
In a real-life scenario, describe how a Queue could manage tasks in a multi-threaded application. Discuss potential issues like deadlocks.
Hint
Think about how tasks might compete for resources.
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