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A Priority Queue is a collection that orders elements based on a specified order, typically using a key associated with each element. Elements with lower (or higher) keys have a higher (or lower) priority, and the queue always maintains its elements in this order. The most common use of a priority queue is in algorithms for solving optimization problems.
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