Write a function named dequeue () that removed the element in the queue.

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struct Book {
int bookNo;
char bookName [100];
struct Book* next;
};
struct Queue {
struct Book front, *rear;
};
struct Book* newNode (int bNo, char bName [10]) {
struct Book* temp =
(struct Book*) malloc (sizeof (struct Book) );
temp->bookNo = bNo;
strepy (temp->bookName, bName);
temp->next = NULL;
return temp;
};
struct Queue* createQueue () {
struct Queue* q = (struct Queue*) malloc (sizeof (struct Queue));
g->front = q->rear = NULL;
return g;
};
int main () {
struct Queue* q = createQueue ();
enQueue (q, 01, "The History of Geumga Plaza");
enQueue (q, 02, "Unbeatable of Vincenzo Casano");
deQueue (a) ;
enQueue (q, 03, "The Rackless Babel Company");
deQueue (q) ;
enQueue (q, 04, "It It's Okay to Not Be Okay");
printf ("First Queue of the book : %d Book Title : $s\n",
q->front->bookNo, q->front->bookName);
printf ("Last Queue of the book : %d Book Title : $s\n",
q->rear->bookNo, q->rear->bookName);
return 0;
b)
Write a function named dequeue () that removed the element in the queue.
Transcribed Image Text:struct Book { int bookNo; char bookName [100]; struct Book* next; }; struct Queue { struct Book front, *rear; }; struct Book* newNode (int bNo, char bName [10]) { struct Book* temp = (struct Book*) malloc (sizeof (struct Book) ); temp->bookNo = bNo; strepy (temp->bookName, bName); temp->next = NULL; return temp; }; struct Queue* createQueue () { struct Queue* q = (struct Queue*) malloc (sizeof (struct Queue)); g->front = q->rear = NULL; return g; }; int main () { struct Queue* q = createQueue (); enQueue (q, 01, "The History of Geumga Plaza"); enQueue (q, 02, "Unbeatable of Vincenzo Casano"); deQueue (a) ; enQueue (q, 03, "The Rackless Babel Company"); deQueue (q) ; enQueue (q, 04, "It It's Okay to Not Be Okay"); printf ("First Queue of the book : %d Book Title : $s\n", q->front->bookNo, q->front->bookName); printf ("Last Queue of the book : %d Book Title : $s\n", q->rear->bookNo, q->rear->bookName); return 0; b) Write a function named dequeue () that removed the element in the queue.
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