Program segment for deletion of any element from the queue, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Program segment for deletion of any element from the queue

delete()

{

int delvalue = 0;

if (front == NULL)

printf("Queue Empty");

{

delvalue = front->value;

if (front->next==NULL)

{

free(front); queueptr=front=rear=NULL;

}

else

{

front=front->next;

free(queueptr);

queueptr=front;

}

} }

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