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Circular array
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A circular array is a linear data structure that connects the end of the array back to the beginning, forming a circle. This allows for efficient use of space by enabling the reuse of vacant positions created by deletions. In a circular array, the concept of the "next" index wraps around to the beginning when the end of the array is reached, facilitating operations like insertion and deletion without shifting elements. It is commonly used in applications like circular queues and ring buffers, where a fixed-size buffer is required to manage streaming data or tasks in a cyclic manner.
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Name:
Circular array
About:
A circular array is a linear data structure that connects the end of the array back to the beginning, forming a circle. This allows for efficient use of space by enabling the reuse of vacant positions created by deletions. In a circular array, the concept of the "next" index wraps around to the beginning when the end of the array is reached, facilitating operations like insertion and deletion without shifting elements. It is commonly used in applications like circular queues and ring buffers, where a fixed-size buffer is required to manage streaming data or tasks in a cyclic manner.
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