The document discusses the implications of using the pop() method from Python's built-in list class in the implementation of an ordinary queue. It reflects on the potential consequences for the queue's structure and handling. Several options regarding the queue's front and constraints are provided for selection.

1. In the implementation of the ordinary Queue, if the dequeue method calls the pop() method of the
Python built-in list class, it means one of the following: Select one: The front of the Queue is at the
end of the list cross out The Queue is bounded cross out The pop() method in the list class is not
used in the implementation of the Queue cross out The rear of the