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Queue Using Stack

MediumPython

Problem

Design Queue using stack as datastructure ?

Asked in the LLD and Concurrency stage. Implement queue behavior using only stack-based structures.

Contract

Implement def queue_operations(operations):. Each operation is a list containing ['enqueue', value], ['dequeue'], ['peek'], or ['is_empty']. Return a list containing the result of every dequeue, peek, and is_empty operation. Return None for dequeue or peek when the queue is empty.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(operations) <= 1000
  • Each operation is either ['enqueue', value], ['dequeue'], ['peek'], or ['is_empty']
  • Enqueued values are integers
  • Return None for dequeue or peek on an empty queue

Function Signature

def queue_operations(operations):
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