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Stack To Queue Adapter - Remove Efficient

1. You are required to complete the code of our StackToQueueAdapter class. The class should mimic the behaviour of a Queue and implement FIFO semantic. 2. Here is the list of functions that are written in the class 2.1. add -> Accepts new data if there is space available in the underlying array or print "Queue overflow" otherwise. 2.2. remove -> Removes and returns value according to FIFO, if available or print "Queue underflow" otherwise and return -1. 2.3. peek -> Returns value according to FIFO, if available or print "Queue underflow" otherwise and return -1. 2.4. size -> Returns the number of elements available in the queue. 3. Input and Output is managed for you.

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1. You are required to complete the code of our StackToQueueAdapter class. The class should mimic the behaviour of a Queue and implement FIFO semantic. 2. Here is the list of functions that are written in the class 2.1. add -> Accepts new data if there is space available in the underlying array or print "Queue overflow" otherwise. 2.2. remove -> Removes and returns value according to FIFO, if available or print "Queue underflow" otherwise and return -1. 2.3. peek -> Returns value according to FIFO, if available or print "Queue underflow" otherwise and return -1. 2.4. size -> Returns the number of elements available in the queue. 3. Input and Output is managed for you.

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Note -> remove, peek and size should work in constant time. add should work in linear time.

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Input is managed for you

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Output is managed for you

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Sample Input

add 10 add 20 add 30 add 40 add 50 remove remove add 60 add 70 peek remove peek remove peek remove peek remove peek remove peek remove quit

Sample Output

10 20 30 30 40 40 50 50 60 60 70 70 Queue underflow Queue underflow

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