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Circular Queue A circular queue is similar to a linear queue, but it uses a circular buffer to efficiently reuse empty slots when elements are dequeued. This prevents the queue from becoming full in the usual sense. Circular queues are often implemented using arrays or linked lists with wraparound logic. Circular Queue… Read More »https://learnlearn.uk/ibcs/wp-content/uploads/sites/25/2023/09/ciruclar-queue-300x300.png