Removes the item at the back of the deque.
value_type deque_pop_back(Deque* deque);
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| deque | Deque* | A pointer to the deque. |
Returns: The removed value.
Count checking is done via assert, so if it’s needed in a production environment, it will need to be handled by the caller. The behaviour is otherwise undefined if you try and remove an item from an empty deque.
DEQUE_DEFINE_H(IntDeque, int_deque, int)
DEQUE_DEFINE_C(IntDeque, int_deque, int)
IntDeque* deque = int_deque_create();
int_deque_push_front(deque, 10);
int_deque_push_back(deque, -10);
int first = int_deque_pop_back(deque);
int second = int_deque_pop_back(deque);
printf("First: %d\n", first);
printf("Second: %d\n", second);
// Output:
// First: -10
// Second: 10
int_deque_free(deque);