java.lang.Integer
Objects. Starting with an empty queue, use the add(E e) method to add
java.lang.Integer
objects representing the numbers
(1 <= n <= 100,000)
to the Queue.
java.lang.Integer
Objects that is fully populated with java.lang.Integer
objects
representing the numbers (1 <= n <= 100,000)
in the Queue. De-queue all
objects using the remove() method. Make sure to verify that the
java.lang.Integer
objects are in the expected FIFO order.
java.lang.String
Objects that is fully populated with java.lang.String
objects
representing the strings ("String 1" <= s <= "String 100")
in the Queue.
Use the Iterator()
method to obtain a java.util.Iterator
object. Use the java.util.Iterator
object to display the strings
in the queue.
java.lang.String
Objects that is fully populated with java.lang.String
objects
representing the strings ("String 1" <= s <= "String 100")
in the Queue.
Use the Iterator()
method to obtain a java.util.Iterator
object. Use the java.util.Iterator
object to display and remove
the strings from the queue.
iterator.getNext()
or
iterator.remove()
if your underlying queue is being modified while
the iterator is in use?
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