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Queue C

The document demonstrates how to use a queue data structure in C# by creating a queue of strings, adding elements, removing the first element, peeking at the first element, checking if an element is contained, and clearing the queue.

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Queue C

The document demonstrates how to use a queue data structure in C# by creating a queue of strings, adding elements, removing the first element, peeking at the first element, checking if an element is contained, and clearing the queue.

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using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace DSA_QUEUE
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//CREATE A QUEUE
Queue<string> studq = new Queue<string>();

//INSERT A ELEMENT IN THE QUEUE


studq.Enqueue("John");
studq.Enqueue("Janwell");
studq.Enqueue("Syrajean");
studq.Enqueue("Aljon");
studq.Enqueue("Angel");

foreach (var s in studq)


Console.WriteLine(s);

//REMOVES FIRST ONE IN QUEUE


studq.Dequeue();

Console.WriteLine("");
foreach (var s in studq)
Console.WriteLine(s);

Console.WriteLine("");
//PEEK

Console.WriteLine(studq.Peek());

Console.WriteLine("");
//CONTAINS
Console.WriteLine(studq.Contains("Angelica"));

//CLEAR
studq.Clear();

if (studq.Count == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("No one in queue!");
}

}
}
}

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