Compare and contrast the enqueue method of the LinkedQueue class to the push method of the LinkedStack class from Chapter 13.
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Both add an element to the collection by adding a node to the end of a linked list. For enqueue, the node is added to the rear of the queue, and the only special case is if the queue is empty before the add. For push, the node is added to the top of the stack, and there are no special cases.
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