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Member of System.Collection.Queue

Meaning in Life

Dequeue()

Removes and returns the object at the beginning of the

Queue

Enqueue()

Adds an object to the end of the Queue

Peek()

Returns the object at the beginning of the Queue without

removing it

To illustrate these methods, we will leverage our automobile theme once again and build a

Queue object that simulates a line of cars waiting to enter a car wash. First, assume the following

static helper method:

static void WashCar(Car c)

{

Console.WriteLine("Cleaning {0}", c.PetName);

}

Now assume this additional helper method, which calls WashCar() internally:

static void QueueTest()

{

Console.WriteLine("\n=> Queue Test:\n");