Syntax:void public DsQueue::push ($value1, $value2, .... $valueN)
Parameters:This function takes a space-separated list of values as a parameter. All of these values are pushed or queued one after the other.
Returned value:This function does not return any value.The program below illustrates the
function Ds / Queue::push()in PHP:
Program 1:
// Declare a new queue $q = new DsQueue();
// Add items to the queue $q -> push ( "One" ); $q -> push ( "Two" ); $q -> push ( "Three" ); echo " Queue is: " ; print_r ( $q );
?> Exit:Queue is: DsQueue Object ([0] = > One [1] = > Two [2] = > Three)
Program 2:
// Declare a new queue $q = new DsQueue();
// Add items to the queue $q -> push ( "One" ); $q -> push ( "Two" , "2" ); $q -> push ( "Three" , "3" , "4" ); echo " Queue is: " ; print_r ( $q );
?> Exit:Queue is: DsQueue Object ([0] = > One [1] = > Two [2] = > 2 [3] = > Three [4] = > 3 [5] = > 4)
Link: http://php.net/ manual / en / ds-priorityqueue.push.php
