A deque DQUE is to be implemented using a circular one-dimensional array of size N. Execute procedures to: i) insert and delete elements from DQUE at either end; ii) implement DQUE as an output restricted deque; iii) implement DQUE as an input restricted deque; iv) for the procedures, what are the conditions used for testing whether DQUE is full (DQUE_FULL) and empty (DQUE_EMPTY)?

A deque DQUE is to be implemented using a circular one-dimensional array of size N. Execute procedures to: i) insert and delete elements from DQUE at either end; ii) implement DQUE as an output restricted deque; iii) implement DQUE as an input restricted deque; iv) for the procedures, what are the conditions used for testing whether DQUE is full (DQUE_FULL) and empty (DQUE_EMPTY)?

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