Please write a program to implement FCFS (Non preemptive) in C/C++ language and show output with the following Checks: The program should be able to handle all kind of possible inputs and have all possible checks..... some checks that i want is all process values, burst time, and arrival should not be hardcoded The program should enter any amount of input values lets say 40 values as an example. The program input values should not be negative if we enter negative values there was msg displayed by program to enter positive values only. The program should be able to handle limited amount of overflow value if the value is greater than certain limit lets say 1000 then program displays overflow msg. And pls also enter some more of that kind of checks to handle any kind of error.

Please write a program to implement FCFS (Non preemptive) in C/C++ language and show output with the following Checks: The program should be able to handle all kind of possible inputs and have all possible checks..... some checks that i want is all process values, burst time, and arrival should not be hardcoded The program should enter any amount of input values lets say 40 values as an example. The program input values should not be negative if we enter negative values there was msg displayed by program to enter positive values only. The program should be able to handle limited amount of overflow value if the value is greater than certain limit lets say 1000 then program displays overflow msg. And pls also enter some more of that kind of checks to handle any kind of error.

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