On an empty priority queue, the following actions are performed: enqueue(8); enqueue(5); removeMax(); enqueue(2); enqueue(removeMax()); removeMax(); enqueue(3); removeMax(); What is the result of the last removeMax()? (The answer is 3) Please explain every step.
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enqueue(8): The priority queue is now [8]. Show more…
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