Can you answer this queue act?

Question

Accept characters using the Implementation of Array Structure, then save it to Queue.
If the value to be stored in the queue is equivalent to input of the user, count and display its occurrence.
Count the total values inputted by the user.
If the user inputted his magic number, the program will stop then display its Front and Rear value and the total value of input (e.g. letter "t").

Sample Output:
Find: t
Input character: d
Continue? N/n or Y/y : Y
Input character: a
Continue? N/n or Y/y : Y
Input character: t
Continue? N/n or Y/y : Y
Input character: a
.
.
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Input character: c
Input character: t

Continue? N/n or Y/y : n
Queue Collection: t c u r t s a t a d
t Count : 3
Collection Count: 10
Front value: d
Rear value: t

Answer

This is a bit like homework, so I will try to express what I mean in words rather than complete code.

No need to use an array, just use Queue Class directly, please take a look at Queue.Enqueue(T) Method.

There is no need to reuse the same code to remind the user and get the input, put it in a while loop, the loop condition is the magic number.

After the loop is over, you can use linq to get the head and tail elements and other required information, for example:

            var re = myQueue.Where(x => x == "t").Count();// re = 3

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