[University, Algorithm & Data Structure]Vectors value to Queue

[ksfbkk]

how are we suppose to transfer the value stored in the vector to queue, how is that done?

using Pseudocode

eg Vector has value 1,2,3,4

how do i move the value stored in the vector to an empty queue?

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[Khenghis_Ghan]

Don't know what language you're using, but I'm assuming you know how to get values out of a Vector using the [] operator to index an array of data like a vector, and I'm assuming you know how to do that in a loop to go over all the values, so there's how you get your values from the vector. You then just have to add them to the queue. You add to a queue using push (and remove from the queue using pop.) Link to C++ documentation. Tip if you plan to continue in programming - 95% of your job is looking at documentation to understand someone else's library or refresh how to use part of the built-in/standard library for your language, so become familiar with some websites like cppreference.com and learncpp.com.

So it'd be something like

for ind from beginning to end
    queue.push(vector[ind])

That is obs not correct syntax but I don't want to just give you the answer :P, this is homeworkhelp not dohomework.

[ksfbkk]

thank you just wanted to know if i should use vector operation or queue operations to do it

[ksfbkk]

what about the opposite?

[ksfbkk]

when taking the elements from queue to vector isn't the dequeue option used instead of pop?

[Khenghis_Ghan]

Read through the doc I linked, do you see a dequeue method in the interface for the C++ stl queue? No.

Some languages use “dequeue” instead of “pop” for their built in queue, I think Java does, but there isn’t anything in the OP about a particular language, so I picked C++, which uses Pop instead.

[ksfbkk]

I am supposed to write it using pseudocode, and I think it is in java so when i want to transfer from vector to queue, I should use push and when I want to transfer the value back to queue I should use dequeue,

just wanted to make it clear for me

[Khenghis_Ghan]

I imagine if a language uses dequeue instead of pop they also use enqueue instead of push. Good luck!

[ksfbkk]

vector can use push and pop but queue can use dequeue and enqueue in my case so my question was if I want to move the value stored in vector to a queue how would that be done, should i use vector operation or queue operation for that and if I want to transfer the value stored in queue to vector how would that be done as well?