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krish wrote in message <>. ..
>hello,
>
>i have a doubt .
>
>what is the differnece between dqueue and queue.
>
>what it stands for 'd' in the dqueue.
>
>regards
>krish

std::deque<>, pronounced "deck" stands for double-ended queue. It supports
insertions and both ends (front and back) and random insertion. Prefer it
over std::vector<> when you wish to insert mostly at the beginning and end.
Some would recommend prefering it more, but I'll leave you to research
furthur.

It's very late here, so I apologize if my post was difficult to comprehend.

hello,

i have a doubt .

what is the differnece between dqueue and queue.

what it stands for 'd' in the dqueue.

regards
krish

"krish" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> hello,
>
> i have a doubt .
>
> what is the differnece between dqueue and queue.
>
> what it stands for 'd' in the dqueue.
>
> regards
> krish

What is the context? There is a queue in C++ but there is no dqueue. Perhaps
you could explain a little bit more about where you heard the term dqueue?
It is not a C++ term.

john

Daer "Daniel Seitz"

thank you . Now i am cleard dqueue.
by
krish