What is a priority queue?

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A priority queue is a collection in which each element has a priority associated with it. Elements with higher
priority are processed before elements with a lower priority. Within a given priority, elements are processed in a first come, first
served order. Within a given priority, the elements are arranged in a queue. Each priority can be thought of as having its own
queue.

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