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In C++, deque is a container in which we can insert and delete at both its beginning and its end. It supports almost all kinds of inbuilt data types. In this article, we will learn how to create a deque of user-defined data types in C++. Example Input: Create a Deque of User-Defined Data Type in C++If our user defined data type is copy constructible and assignable, we can create a std::deque of user-defined data type by passing that type as the template parameter in the deque declaration. Syntax: deque<DataType> dq_Name; C++ Program to Create a Deque of User-Defined Data TypeThe following program illustrates how we can create a deque of user-defined data type in C++:
Output Deque Elements: { Name: John, Age: 30 } { Name: Steve, Age: 40 } { Name: David, Age: 50 } { Name: Alice, Age: 60 } Time Complexity: O(N) where N is the number of elements in the deque. |
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