
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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QueueADT
QueueADT
For this assignment, Imagine people entering a Queue
or a Line and wait for a service, and leaves the Queue
or Line after getting the service.
Implement in C++ a QueueADT that does the following:
1. gets the input ( person's first name) from the
user (from the keyboard)
2. inserts (represents as if the person is entering a
queue or to wait in line for a service) the first
name into the Queue (your Queue ADT must be
able to have a maximum of 20 names)
3. your QueueADT must have the behaviors of
inserting, removing, and retrieving & displaying
the Queue on the screen after each event
(either entry of a name into the queue, OR
removing name of the person leaving from the
queue.
NOTE:
Your QueueADT must implement ALL the Main
behaviors of a typical Queue Data structure
such as inserting (or enqueueing), removing (or
dequeueing), displaying, etc. and any other
helper
• Implement using the Object-Oriented paradigm
(the way we did an ADT in the class showing
modularity)
• Make sure your application/user/client program
shows an example of the use of each of the
methods in your class, at least once.
• Make sure you con
nent appropriately
• Make sure your program is indented properly
• Use a struct where needed
• NO PLGIARISM in ANY FORM. The instructor
may ask questions and not give any points if you
cannot answer questions on the your program
you submitted.
• Please make sure you submit the three code
files (*.h, *.cpp, and *Main.cpp).
• NO links, NO zipped files, OR other format files
such as pdf, word, etc. (POINTS WILL BE
TAKEN OFF or WILL GET ZERO points)
• Only other format file that is allowed is the
screen shots in (picture format)
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