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after working more on this i did come up with the same solution as you did. thanks!
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after working more on this i did come up with the same solution as you did. thanks!

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what do the initially empty queues Q and T look like after the following sequence of statements? Q.QueueInsert(1,Success); Q.QueueInsert(2,Success); T.QueueInsert(3,Success); T.QueueInsert(4,Success); Q.GetQueueFront(QueueFront<wbr />,Success);<wbr /> T.QueueInsert(QueueFront,S<wbr />uccess); Q.QueueDelete(Success); T.QueueInsert(5,Success); Q.QueueInsert(6,Success);<br />
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after working on this i believe the answer is Q=1,2,6;T=3,4,5<br />
am i right on this?
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what do the initially empty queues Q and T look like after the following sequence of statements? Q.QueueInsert(1,Success); Q.QueueInsert(2,Success); T.QueueInsert(3,Success); T.QueueInsert(4,Success); Q.GetQueueFront(QueueFront,Success); T.QueueInsert(QueueFront,Success); Q.QueueDelete(Success); T.QueueInsert(5,Success); Q.QueueInsert(6,Success);

after working on this i believe the answer is Q=1,2,6;T=3,4,5
am i right on this?

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