Introduction to Circular Queues

Video 11 of a series explaining the basic concepts of Data Structures and Algorithms.
This video introduces a variation of the queue data structure, the circular queue.
This video is meant for educational purposes only.

[@princechisomaga8681]

This video is awesome, it's the best and simplest explanation of circular queue I have seen on KZbin . Thank you so much

[@JohnWickXD]

Such an underrated channel!

[@twilight7138]

While wearing headphones it feels like someone is whispering in my right ear

[@andrewboylan1016]

Thank you!! I was so lost before this explanation

[@shamsanjum361]

Keep on doing the work. It was a really good video with beautiful explanation.

[@ranjanarr]

After looking up several videos, I stumbled on this one .. and only this video explained the need for circular queue. Thank you!

[@eternal1967]

Mad respect ❤++. Thank u did for saving my life. Noone explained so well❤

[@Anonymous-ri4mk]

nice made it simple and easy

[@shivadityasinghmachhan]

best explanation on youtube

[@vinitagnyanasuntharam1736]

I was stuck in the queue you helped me alot

[@ar08456]

thank you, very clear and useful!

[@bidhanchakraborty3783]

woof , the voice BTW well explained

[@davidadekoya5605]

wow. I now fully understand the equations for rear. Really aprpreciate the way you explained it

[@user-ps1sf5tv2w]

Not sure for other languages but in Java, putting the addition symbols after the "rear" will cause a bug since that increments "rear" after the value is used. ++rear works better!

[@danielling5803]

Very helpful! Good Visuals

[@Steve-xl1gr]

Had to use 2x speed , good explanation tho

[@selvat9414]

Wonderful!!!! Golden video

[@saleemahmed8169]

Great , clear explanation 👍

[@lehaswinipalla3365]

Explained well!

[@RieDinBeck]

in the second statements why is there front++ and rear++ , is it really necessary since it only works after and rear is set to 0 anyways

[@heacac3729]

yeh that one is counfused, i think she just mix up with ++ at front

[@Abhishekn._]

Nice explanation 👍

[@user-fo3np9ci4l]

very good explanation and this video is the clearest answer why we need use (rear++) % maximum size, many thanks!

[@its_me_balu3216]

wow u have a such adorable voicee!!

[@nileshsuryavanshi8792]

mashallah

[@neonthapa]

Do you plan in continuing teaching here on youtube?

[@amaanullah13]

I am concerned too

[@whale2186]

Useful 😊😊😊😊

[@atorabisameni3769]

Thank you so much, you saved me with this ! no joke..

[@zheyeetan4048]

Nice tutorial❤

[@srilathapavan6549]

As the front points on element 8 why did u delete element 7..please let me know shal I delete 8 or 7

[@namehu3283]

very good explanation！

[@jorgealbertorun]

AMAZING VIDE9

[@MrPagnito]

i really like your explanation though i don't see why you used mod. Couldnt you just redefine front/rear as 0. Would seem like easier to read the code that way

[@mandeepubhi4744]

no, it wont be, using modulo allows you to turn your direction in a neat and clean way. i.e. 1%24 =1 and if num. exceed den.(25%24),it will still be one. Hope this would help

[@anukriti2190]

Thank you 💖

[@riteshbadhani2625]

your videos are not in recommended list ? why?

[@caleblott399]

Thanks.

[@gajagaruda8004]

Sweet voice 🌹

[@tashwinsj3837]

thank you very much :))))

[@p.karthikkeyan6676]

Thank you mam👍

[@attrey273]

Nice voice

[@robinsir]

rear++%4 or (rear+1)%4?

[@davidadekoya5605]

yes rear++ in c++ and rear + 1 probably in python.

[@Hana-iw5lb]

Thank you mam

[@riteshbadhani2625]

thank you maam

[@manu_ravi1709]

💪

[@abunny4830]

Purille madam 😣

[@Chaitanya_sariyal]

Thank me later for that dislike

[@manjeetsharma9969]

Excellent explaination, but i feel bad for poor video quality 🥹🤌

[@prabh5506]

I didn’t realize I was watching on 360p lol. I would only see a difference if this was screen recorded on an iPad or computer. I wish more people would write on paper than white board or iPad and do it in one take. Have you encountered other KZbin channels, with this style for DSA?