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Suppose the following operations are performed on an empty queue:
enqueue(5);
enqueue(?);
dequeue();
enqueue(9);
enqueue ( 12);
dequeue();
enqueue(10);
Insert numbers in the following diagram to show what will be stored in the static
queue after the operations have executed .
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