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A '''queue''' is a list of things to be processed in "first in, first out" order. Notable examples include a [[print queue]], in which documents (or "print jobs") are sent to a [[printer]], often from multiple users sharing a [[network printer]], although the practice began with [[time-sharing]] computers.
 
A '''queue''' is a list of things to be processed in "first in, first out" order. Notable examples include a [[print queue]], in which documents (or "print jobs") are sent to a [[printer]], often from multiple users sharing a [[network printer]], although the practice began with [[time-sharing]] computers.
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Latest revision as of 12:33, November 2, 2011

A queue is a list of things to be processed in "first in, first out" order. Notable examples include a print queue, in which documents (or "print jobs") are sent to a printer, often from multiple users sharing a network printer, although the practice began with time-sharing computers.