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Which is not a typical application of queues? Group of answer choices High-speed sorting Routing packets in a computer network File server handling file access requests from many clients Print spooling

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first routing decision, the packet will be looked upon after this change. Because of this, the routing may be changed before the routing decision is done.

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High-speed sorting is NOT a typical application of queues.

  • A queue is an abstract data type where the first element is inserted from a specific end (i.e., the REAR), and the removal of the existing element occurs from another end (i.e., the FRONT).

  • Sorting refers to a type of algorithm that adds different elements of a list in a specific order.

  • A sorting algorithm should have an output in monotonic order, and such output is a permutation.

In conclusion, high-speed sorting is NOT a typical application of queues.

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