Ques

"Q*ue" (or "Q") in computing and programming generally refers to a queue, which is a data structure that organizes items in a specific order. Think of it like a line at a grocery store: new items are added at the end (enqueue), and items are removed from the front (dequeue). This First-In-First-Out (FIFO) method ensures that the earliest added item is processed first. Queues are used in various applications like managing tasks, handling requests, or coordinating processes, making operations organized and efficient.