3.Complete the following table that shows a series of stack operations and their effects on aninitially empty queue Q of character.MethodReturn Value First←Q←Lastenqueue(p)[p]enqueue(r)[p, r]size()2[p, r]first()Р[p, r]enqueue(o)[p, r, o]isEmpty()false[p, r, o]dequeue()Р[r, o]dequeue()size()dequeue()isEmpty()enqueue(g)enqueue (h)first()dequeue()size()first() 4.Refer to the given program. Draw a qPerson diagram to represent the following queueoperations, step-by-step as the program executes. Show the output, if any.public class MyQ1 [public static void main(String[] args) {QueueqPerson = new Queue ();qPerson.enqueue ("Mas");qPerson.enqueue ("Ali");System.out.println (qPerson);qPerson.dequeue ();qPerson.enqueue ("Ina");System.out.println (qPerson.dequeue ());qPerson.enqueue ("Azura");qPerson.enqueue ("Abu");String str = qPerson.dequeue ();qPerson.enqueue (str + "Ahmad");System.out.println (qPerson);System.out.println (qPerson.size());System.out.println(str qPerson.peek ());=

3) Comple the following table that shows the stack operation 4) Coding to define the enqueue and…

3. Complete the following table that shows a series of stack operations and their effects on initially empty queue Q of character. Method Return Value First Q←Last enqueue(p) [p] enqueue(r) [p. 1] size() 2 [p, r] first() P [p, r] enqueue(o) [p, r, o] isEmpty() false [p, r, o] dequeue() Р [r, o] dequeue() size() dequeue() isEmpty() enqueue(g) enqueue(h) first() dequeue() size() first()

3. Complete the following table that shows a series of stack operations and their effects on initially empty queue Q of character. Method Return Value First Q←Last enqueue(p) [p] enqueue(r) [p. 1] size() 2 [p, r] first() P [p, r] enqueue(o) [p, r, o] isEmpty() false [p, r, o] dequeue() Р [r, o] dequeue() size() dequeue() isEmpty() enqueue(g) enqueue(h) first() dequeue() size() first()

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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