None of the lecture is available on TH-cam which has such kind of explanation. I really appreciate the way you explain. I would say, "Teaching is an art and you are the great artist." Thanks!
Does this mean that we simply have to display the elements of the queue using two stacks? Means the output stack should read the same elements as that of the queue right?
This means that you are simulating a queue data structure without actually using a queue. You are implementing push and pop operations for a queue but with the help of stacks. Think of a scenario when you don’t have resources for a queue. You can then use this method. :)
None of the lecture is available on TH-cam which has such kind of explanation.
I really appreciate the way you explain. I would say, "Teaching is an art and you are the great artist."
Thanks!
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Does this mean that we simply have to display the elements of the queue using two stacks? Means the output stack should read the same elements as that of the queue right?
This means that you are simulating a queue data structure without actually using a queue.
You are implementing push and pop operations for a queue but with the help of stacks.
Think of a scenario when you don’t have resources for a queue. You can then use this method. :)
@@nikoo28 but what does it mean by two stacks? what is the difference between that and 1 stack
@@annoyedbrownalpaca it means that you have to use 2 independent stacks to simulate a queue data structure operations
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