logoSEE ALGORITHMS
    Bubble Sort
    Insertion Sort
    Selection Sort
    Radix Sort
    Heap Sort
    Merge Sort
    Quick Sort
    Depth First Search
    Breadth First Search
    Prim's Algorithm
    Kruskal's Algorithm
    Dijkstra's Algorithm
    Topological Sorting
    Hamiltonian Cycle
Data Structures
    Binary Search Tree
    Binary Heap
    Circular Queue
    Convex Hull
    Huffman Coding
Circular Queue

Circular Queue allows efficient use of space by reusing empty spots left by removed elements. In a circular queue, you have two pointers: one for the front (where you remove items) and one for the rear (where you add items). When the rear reaches the end, it circles back to the start, making the queue a continuous loop. This approach helps in situations where you have a fixed amount of memory and need to handle a continuous flow of data.

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