[Solved] Can you give an example where the Queue data structure can be specially helpful [closed]

Question

Queues are most commonly used for scheduling and request handling applications.

For example, anything where you have one process creating requests and another process handling the requests you would use a queue to hold the requests.

Normally a queue is in FIFO order – requests are processed in the order they are received, but they can also be ordered in other ways (a priority queue for example).

A few examples:

An operating system scheduling threads for execution on a CPU would use a queue to determine which thread is next to execute.
A web server handling HTTP requests would use a queue to pass requests on to threads that will actually server up the web pages.
A printer handling requests for print jobs.

Accepted Answer

Queues are most commonly used for scheduling and request handling applications.

For example, anything where you have one process creating requests and another process handling the requests you would use a queue to hold the requests.

Normally a queue is in FIFO order – requests are processed in the order they are received, but they can also be ordered in other ways (a priority queue for example).

A few examples:

An operating system scheduling threads for execution on a CPU would use a queue to determine which thread is next to execute.
A web server handling HTTP requests would use a queue to pass requests on to threads that will actually server up the web pages.
A printer handling requests for print jobs.