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C# Data Structures

Initial Configuration

  • Use .NET 10 to run the files.
  • Install .NET 10!
  • You can run the files in terminal with the following command:
dotnet run <fileName>.cs

Data Structures explanations

  • 📗 is for Data Structures in System.Collections.Generic
  • 📙 is for Aditional Structures
  • 📘 is for other kind of important structures
  • 📕 is for LINQ explanations
📗 Queue

Explanation

A Queue is like a line of people waiting for something — for example, at a bank, a coffee shop, or a bus stop.

In technology, a Queue is a way to organize tasks or items so that they are handled in the order they arrived. This is called First-In, First-Out (FIFO) — the first item that goes into the queue is the first one to come out.

Real-life examples

Email sending system: Emails are added to a queue and sent one by one.

Print jobs: When you print multiple documents, they go into a queue and are printed in order.

Customer support: People waiting to talk to an agent are placed in a queue.

Online orders: Orders are processed in the order they were received.

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