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The document presents the implementation of a queue using stacks, explaining the fundamental concepts of queues and stacks, including their operations. It discusses the reasons for implementing a queue with stacks, such as understanding abstract data types and constraints in certain environments. The document outlines methods for implementation, including costly and efficient dequeue operations, along with time and space complexity analysis and use cases.

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Implementation of Queue Using Stack Ppt

The document presents the implementation of a queue using stacks, explaining the fundamental concepts of queues and stacks, including their operations. It discusses the reasons for implementing a queue with stacks, such as understanding abstract data types and constraints in certain environments. The document outlines methods for implementation, including costly and efficient dequeue operations, along with time and space complexity analysis and use cases.

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IMPLEMENTATION OF

QUEUE USING STACK


P R E S E N TAT I O N BY J AYA D I T YA G U P TA
DATA
STRUCTURES
PRESENTATION:
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INTRODUCTION:
 What is a Queue?

 A queue is a linear data structure that follows the FIFO principle — First In, First
Out. This means the element added first to the queue will be the first one to be
removed.

 Enqueue – Add an element to the rear (end) of the queue.

 Dequeue – Remove an element from the front of the queue.

 What is a Stack?

 A stack is a linear data structure that follows the LIFO principle — Last In, First Out.
This means the last element added to the stack is the first one to be removed.

 Push – Add an element to the top of the stack.

 Pop – Remove the element from the top of the stack.

 Peek/Top – View the top element without removing it.

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WHY IMPLEMENT A QUEUE USING STACKS?
✅ 1. Understanding Abstract Data Types

 It helps you deepen your understanding of how different data structures work and interact.

 You learn to simulate one structure (queue) using another (stack), reinforcing logic and
problem-solving skills.

✅ 2. Stack Is Sometimes the Only Available Tool

 In some systems or environments (e.g., limited memory or low-level systems), only stacks
might be available, so implementing a queue using them becomes necessary.

✅ 3. Foundation for Complex Structures

 Used in building data stream processors, message queues, and task schedulers.

 Helps in designing asynchronous systems and multi-threaded applications where stack and
queue interplay is useful.

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Methods of
TITLE Implementation:

Costly Enqueue (Using Costly Dequeue (Using


Two Stacks): Two Stacks):

 We have two stacks and ……......  We use two stacks, called and
Where: ……….. to simulate a queue.

 ………… will be used to enqueue elements  Dequeue (Remove):


(push).
 If is empty:
 ……… will be used to dequeue elements
 Pop all elements from and push
(pop).
them into
 Enqueue (Insert):
 This reverses the order (so the oldest is on
 Simply push the element into
top).
 This is fast (O(1) time).
 Then pop from

 This operation is costly — can take O(n)


time.
Code Example – Costly
Dequeue (Python)

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PSEUDOCODE – COSTLY DEQUEUE:

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PSEUDOCODE – EFFICIENT DEQUEUE:

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TITLE:

Time and Space


Complexity
Analysis

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USE CASES IN DSA: LIMITATIONS:

• Competitive Programming • Slower than native queue


implementation
• System Design (where only stack
access is available) • Higher memory usage

• Emulating queues in low-level • Transfer cost between stacks


APIs

• Used in browser history


(combined with another stack)

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SUMMARY:

✅ Queue can be implemented using two stacks.

✅ Two popular methods: Costly dequeue & Efficient


dequeue

✅ Understand amortized complexity

✅ Common interview topic in DSA.

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THANK YOU
BY J AYA D I T YA G U P TA

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