In popTop(), if the compareAndSet() in Line 9 succeeds, it returns the element it read right before
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In popTop(), if the compareAndSet() in Line 9 succeeds, it returns the element it read right before the successful compareAndSet() operation. Why is it important to read the element from the array before we do the compareAndSet()? Can we use isEmpty() in Line 7 of popTop()?
What are the linearization points of the UnboundedDEQueue methods? Justify your answers.
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