What is unbounded queue?
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Answer / Manoj Kalyani
An unbounded queue (also known as a priority queue or an infinite queue) has no limit on the number of elements it can hold. This means that the queue can grow indefinitely, allowing elements to be added until memory constraints are reached.
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