What is the relationship between a queue and its underlying array?
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Answer Posted / Bhoopendra Kumar Bhaskar
The relationship between a queue and its underlying array is that the queue uses an array to store the elements, with the front of the queue pointing to the first element and the rear of the queue pointing to the last empty or filled index.
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