I know about the System.Collections.Stack. I’m looking for a class that supports PushFront() & PushBack().
I know about the System.Collections.Stack. I’m looking for a class that supports PushFront() &
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I know about the System.Collections.Stack. I’m looking for a class that supports PushFront() & PushBack().
Why not just use/wrap
LinkedList<T>? It hasAddFirstandAddLastmethods. You can wrap it to hide theAddBeforeetc. methods.The common term for this is deque (it means double ended queue). If for some reason wrapping a
LinkedList<T>doesn’t suffice (it should!), you could look at Eric Lippert’s implementation of an immutable deque.