Queue be represented by circular linked list, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Q. Can a Queue be represented by circular linked list with only one pointer pointing to the tail of the queue? Substantiate your answer using an example.

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Yes a Queue can be represented by a circular linked list with only one pointer

pointing to the tail of the queue. for example:

Queue(Q)

10 11 12 13

Q has a pointer pointing to the tail of 'Q'.

This pointer represents real of the Q and ptr->next is the front of Q.

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