Agentic AI - Production Agent ArchitectureYou want to process tasks in order but also prioritize urgent tasks immediately. Which queue-based approach fits best?AUse a single queue and always pop from the frontBRandomly pick tasks from the queue to processCUse a stack to process tasks last-in, first-outDUse two queues: one for urgent tasks processed first, then normal tasksCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the need for prioritizationUrgent tasks must be processed before normal tasks, so a single queue is not enough.Step 2: Choose a structure supporting priorityTwo queues let urgent tasks be handled first, then normal tasks, preserving order within each.Final Answer:Use two queues: one for urgent tasks processed first, then normal tasks -> Option DQuick Check:Two queues = priority handling [OK]Quick Trick: Separate urgent and normal tasks in two queues [OK]Common Mistakes:Using one queue loses priority orderUsing stack reverses task orderRandom picking breaks order and priority
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