How are elements typically added to a queue?
- At the beginning of the queue
- At the end of the queue
- At the middle of the queue
- Randomly throughout the queue
Elements are typically added to a queue at the end. This operation is known as "enqueue," and it follows the FIFO principle, ensuring that the element added first is the first to be removed.
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