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06.29.2008 at 12:21PM PDT, ID: 23525262

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Displaying a queue!

Asked by jschmuff in C++ Programming Language, Programming Languages

Tags: c++

Is there another way to display my queue without using pop? Which empties the queue so I would then have to add to it again before I could display them.

Here is my code:

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             #include <iostream>
#include <queue>
 
using namespace std;
 
int main()
{
	queue<int> intQueue;
 
	intQueue.push(10);
	intQueue.push(20);
	intQueue.push(30);
	intQueue.push(40);
	intQueue.push(50);
	intQueue.push(60);
 
	cout << "The front of the queue: " << intQueue.front() << endl;
	cout << "\nThe last of the queue: " << intQueue.back() << endl;
	
	intQueue.pop();
 
	cout << "\nAfter removing from the queue the front of the queue is now: " << intQueue.front() << endl;
	cout << "\nThe queue now has these in it: " << endl;
	
	while(!intQueue.empty())
	{
		cout << intQueue.front() << " ";
		intQueue.pop();
	}
 
	cout << endl;
 
	cout << intQueue.front();
 
	return 0;	
}

           
         

Keywords: Displaying a queue!

	Title
1	Threadsafe Circular Queue
2	queue
3	listening to multiple queues in sun mess…
4	queues
5	Queue
6	stack/queue

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Displaying a queue!

Asked by jschmuff in C++ Programming Language, Programming Languages

Tags: c++

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