Take advantage of the PriorityQueue class in .NET 6 to create queues that work based on priority values you assign to the elements. A queue is a data structure that works on a first in, first out ...
/***** my_queue.h *****/ #include <memory> #include <string> using namespace std; typedef string element_t; class my_queue { struct queue_impl; // forward-declared ...
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