Asked by Braeli Payne on Jun 11, 2024

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The functions isempty() and isfull()are required in any queue implementation.

IsEmpty()

A function commonly used in programming to check whether a data structure, such as an array or string, contains any elements or not.

IsFull()

Likely a user-defined function to check if a data structure (such as a stack or queue) has reached its maximum capacity.

  • Learn about the implementation requirements and functions like isempty() and isfull() in data structures like queues.
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chitra ganotraJun 12, 2024
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False
Explanation :
The fundamental operations for queue implementation are enqueue (to add an item), dequeue (to remove an item), and sometimes peek (to view the front item without removing it). isempty() might be commonly used to check if the queue is empty, but isfull() is not universally required, especially in dynamic or linked list implementations of queues where the capacity can grow as needed.