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“right okay starting with q q functions uh it is a first in first out system just like human cue you join at the end and you leave from the front implement using an array linked list and requires two pointers if you're doing it using the right so two pointers requires you need a front and a back but the exam build in their questions they might use different they might say from end start back you know they'll mix it all up but go with whatever whatever they decide to call them um remember they may flick a cue around so the front might be at the right the back might be on the left so just read the question carefully if you're doing it sensibly it will point to the free space but that that's not set in stone you don't have to create a cool cue like that you could make the cue point to the last item and then when you add a new item you increase it first so you but go with whatever diagram they show you they'll ex they'll give you an example in the diagram all right yeah so just to illustrate that design so you might have a situation where well i'm not gonna do many things in it right so that's my cue so i'm gonna call q um and i might have three things in it”