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Transcribed Image Text:c) Palindrome is a ward that reads the same backwards and forwards e.g. MADAM, POP, TAT etc.
are palindromes. Write a C++ program that checks whether a given string is a Palindrome ar not
using an appropriate data structure. Enter your first rame as an input to your program and add a
screen shot here which displays either its palindrome or not?

Transcribed Image Text:a) Why would we use circular Queue instead of a simple ar Double Ended Queue? Explain
b) Consider the Double ended output restricted Queue implemented as a circular aray based queue at
the right. How will it look like after following operations have been perfomed on it in the given
order.
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IEnqueueFront(5)
IIEnqueueFront(8)
III Dequeue()
IVEnqueueRear(6)
VDequeue()
VIEnqueueRear(9)
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