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san san replied to Jobi K John at 11-Aug-08 08:31
Hi

You can use Queue class available in Syatem.Collections namespace.

1. How to Create a Queue? 
Queue q = new Queue(10);

  10 is the intial size of the Queue. It is always better to give intially size so that the Insert/Remove operations are performed efficiently with out re-arranging the elements.

 How to add an element to the Queue? 
  q.Enqueue(12);

Enqueue() will add an element to the Queue. The item is inserted at the last available position of the queue.

How to Remove an Element? 
  object ob = q.Dequeue()

Dequeue() will return the element which is added very old and also removes the item from the Queue. It throws Exception when the Queue is Empty.

Take a look at this example:

// create a queue of capacity 10
            System.Collections.Queue q = new System.Collections.Queue(10);
        
   // check for queue count
   // if count > 10 ,then delete from the begining.
            if (q.Count > 10)
            {
               object data = q.Dequeue();
            }
            //then insert an element to the queue at end.
            q.Enqueue("item 1");
           

hope this helps
SAN


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