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The mentioned file needs to be re-written. There is no concept of overflow in Circular Queue as it wraps up. What I mean is:
Test Driver Code:
public static void main(String[] agrs) {
CircularQueue q = new CircularQueue(5);
q.insert(10);
q.insert(20);
q.insert(30);
q.insert(40);
q