Mastering the Deque Interface: Unlocking Flexibility and Efficiency in Java Collections

In Java, the Deque (short for Double-Ended Queue) interface represents a collection of components that can be added or removed from both ends—either the front or the back

It is a part of the java.util package and extends both the Queue and Deque interfaces

The elemental property of a Deque is that it awards the addition and removal of components from both ends

Since Deque permits you to effortlessly remove characters from both ends, it is an perfect structure for checking if a string may be a palindrome

The capacity to utilize the Deque as both a stack and a queue makes it flexible and versatile for different algorithmic tasks

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