Python’s collections module provides a powerful data structure called deque (pronounced “deck”), which stands for “double-ended queue.” A deque is a generalization of stacks and queues, allowing you to add or remove elements from both ends efficiently. This makes it an excellent choice for scenarios where you need fast append and pop operations from both ends of the sequence. In […]
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How to use Queue: A beginner’s guide
Prerequisites To learn about the Queue data structure, you should first have a good understanding of the following: Python 3 Basic data structure concepts like List (Click here to refresh List concepts) OOP concepts Introduction This tutorial will help you understand a Queue data structure and how to implement it. These concepts are often tested […]
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