Database System Concepts
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Let’s try this calculation, assuming we have an array of size 10. If rear is currently 5, it will be set to 6%10, or 6. If rear is currently 9, it will be set to 10%10
or 0. Try this calculation using various situations to see that it works no matter
how big the array is
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