What does the following Java code do?
public Object function()
{
if(isEmpty())
return -999;
else
{
Object high;
high = q[front];
return high;
}
}
a) Dequeue
b) Enqueue
c) Return the front element
d) Return the last element
Answer: c
Explanation: q[front] gives the element at the front of the queue, since we are not moving the ‘front’ to the next element,
it is not a dequeue operation.
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