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This code implements a basic queue data structure in JavaScript with essential operations: enqueue, dequeue, peek, check if empty, get size, reverse, and display. It uses the prompt function to allow user interaction, enabling users to perform queue operations through a simple menu. The queue is implemented as a class, providing a clear and organized way to manage the elements. Users can enqueue items, dequeue them, view the front item, check if the queue is empty, get the current size, reverse the queue, and display its contents.
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This code implements a basic queue data structure in JavaScript with essential operations: enqueue, dequeue, peek, check if empty, get size, reverse, and display. It uses the prompt function to allow user interaction, enabling users to perform queue operations through a simple menu. The queue is implemented as a class, providing a clear and organized way to manage the elements. Users can enqueue items, dequeue them, view the front item, check if the queue is empty, get the current size, reverse the queue, and display its contents.