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DSL E31

Data Structure  Lab :

Practical 31 :

Problem Statement :

A double-ended queue (deque) is a linear list in which additions and deletions may be made at either end. Obtain a data representation mapping a deque into a one dimensional array. Write C++ program to simulate deque with functions to add and delete elements from either end of the deque.

Check Out Code Here 👇
 // Author : SPPU CSE GURU  
   
 #include<iostream>  
   
 using namespace std;  
   
 class Queue{  
        
           int front,rear,max;  
           int Q[10];  
             
      public:  
           Queue(){  
                  
                front=0,rear=-1,max=10;  
           }  
             
      void InsertFront(int);  
      void InsertRear(int);  
      void DeleteFront();  
      void DeleteRear();  
      void Display();  
             
 };  
   
   
 void Queue::InsertFront(int data){  
      if(front==0 && rear==-1){  
           Q[front]=data;  
           rear++;  
      }  
      else{  
           if(front==0){  
                cout<<"Can't Add Elements at front try from other end"<<endl;  
           }  
           else{  
                front--;  
                Q[front]=data;  
           }  
      }  
 }  
   
   
 void Queue::InsertRear(int data){  
      if(rear<max-1){  
                rear++;  
                Q[rear]=data;  
      }       
      else{  
           cout<<"Can't Add Elements at End try from front"<<endl;  
      }  
        
 }  
   
   
 void Queue::DeleteFront(){  
      if(front==rear){  
           cout<<"Element "<<Q[front]<<" Deleted Successfully!"<<endl;  
           front=0;  
           rear=-1;  
      }  
      else if(front<rear){  
           cout<<"Element "<<Q[front]<<" Deleted Successfully!"<<endl;  
           front++;  
      }  
      else{  
           cout<<"Queue is Empty, Add Elements "<<endl;  
             
      }  
 }  
   
   
 void Queue::DeleteRear(){  
        
      if(rear==front){  
           cout<<"Element "<<Q[rear]<<" Deleted Successfully"<<endl;  
           front=0;  
           rear=-1;  
      }  
      else if(rear>front){  
           cout<<"Element "<<Q[rear]<<" Deleted Successfully"<<endl;  
           rear--;  
      }  
      else{  
           cout<<"Queue is Empty, Add Elements "<<endl;  
             
      }       
 }  
   
 void Queue::Display(){  
        
      if(front>rear || rear<front){  
           cout<<"Queue is Empty"<<endl;  
      }  
      else{  
      int temp;  
      temp=front;  
      cout<<"Queue is : ";  
      while(temp<=rear){  
           cout<<Q[temp]<<' ';  
           temp++;  
      }  
 }  
 }  
   
   
 int main(){  
        
      int c,data;  
      char res;  
      Queue obj;  
        
        
      do  
      {  
           cout<<"Enter Your Choice : "<<endl;  
           cout<<"1. Add Front \n2. Add End \n3. Delete Front \n4. Delete End "<<endl;  
           cin>>c;  
           switch(c){  
                  
                case 1: cout<<"Enter Data to Insert "<<endl;  
                          cin>>data;  
                          obj.InsertFront(data);  
                          obj.Display();  
                          break;  
                  
                case 2: cout<<"Enter Data to Insert "<<endl;  
                          cin>>data;  
                          obj.InsertRear(data);  
                          obj.Display();  
                          break;  
                  
                case 3: obj.DeleteFront();  
                          obj.Display();  
                          break;  
                  
                case 4: obj.DeleteRear();  
                          obj.Display();  
                          break;  
                default :  
                          cout<<"Invalid choice"<<endl;  
                          break;  
           }  
           cout<<"\nDo you want to continue (y or n)"<<endl;  
           cin>>res;  
      }while(res=='y');  
        
        
      return 0;  
 }  


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