two types of read performed in dataqueue?????
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Answer Posted / sachin k gupta
Destructive Read - Data is removed from the Data Queue
after a read operation.
and Non Destrutive Read - Data is retained after a read
operation on the DataQueue.
-Sachin Kr. Gupta
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