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STL:
STL stands for “Standard Template Library”. STL provides two containers that are used for implementing queue-like data structures. They are:
- Queue
- Deque
Queue container adapter:
- It is built upon deques,
vectors or lists. - By default, it uses “deque” type.
- The insertion operation and deletion operation are same as the “stack ADT” (push, pop, and front).
- When pushing an element, the element is added at the rear end.
- The element is popped at the front end.
- The function “front ()” returns the element which is present at the front position...
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