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Types of Queues Explained

The document outlines various types of queues and their characteristics in a matching format. Each type of queue, such as Linear Queue, Circular Queue, and Priority Queue, is associated with specific operational definitions. This activity is part of a course on Data Structures and Algorithms at SRM Institute of Science and Technology.

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Types of Queues Explained

The document outlines various types of queues and their characteristics in a matching format. Each type of queue, such as Linear Queue, Circular Queue, and Priority Queue, is associated with specific operational definitions. This activity is part of a course on Data Structures and Algorithms at SRM Institute of Science and Technology.

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SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Kattankulathur

School of Computing
21CSC201J – Data Structures and Algorithms
Topic: Types of Queues
Activity: Match the Following

A. Linear Queue → 15. Insertion at rear, deletion at front


B. Circular Queue → 13. Last position connects to the first
C. Double-Ended Queue (Deque) → 11. Insertion and deletion at both ends
D. Input-Restricted Deque → 9. Deletion at both ends, insertion at one end only
E. Output-Restricted Deque → 12. Insertion at both ends, deletion at one end only
F. Priority Queue → 10. Elements served based on importance
G. Simple Queue → 2. Basic FIFO structure
H. Static Queue → 3. Fixed size queue implemented using arrays
I. Dynamic Queue → 1. Grows or shrinks using linked list
J. Circular Deque → 14. Ends are connected and operations at both ends
K. Single-Ended Queue → 8. Operation allowed at only one end
L. Blocking Queue → 5. Used for inter-thread communication
M. Non-blocking Queue → 7. Doesn’t wait for operations to finish
N. Monotonic Queue → 6. Maintains increasing or decreasing order
O. Queue of Queues → 4. Nested queue structure (queue as elements)

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