This document contains C code to implement a queue data structure using linked lists. It includes functions to create nodes, add elements to the queue, remove elements from the queue, display the queue elements, and a main function with a menu to test the queue operations. The main function uses a switch statement to call the appropriate queue function based on the user's menu selection and loops until the user selects the exit option.
This document contains C code to implement a queue data structure using linked lists. It includes functions to create nodes, add elements to the queue, remove elements from the queue, display the queue elements, and a main function with a menu to test the queue operations. The main function uses a switch statement to call the appropriate queue function based on the user's menu selection and loops until the user selects the exit option.
This document contains C code to implement a queue data structure using linked lists. It includes functions to create nodes, add elements to the queue, remove elements from the queue, display the queue elements, and a main function with a menu to test the queue operations. The main function uses a switch statement to call the appropriate queue function based on the user's menu selection and loops until the user selects the exit option.
#include<conio.h> } scanf(“%d”,&ch); struct list } switch(ch) { void disp() { int data; { case 1: struct list *link; struct list *q; printf(“\n\nENTER THE }*front=NULL,*rear=NULL; NUMBER”); if(front==NULL) void create(int m) scanf(“%d”,&n); printf(“\n\nQUEUE IS { EMPTY”); create(n); struct list *tmp; else break; tmp=(struct list { case 2: *)malloc(sizeof(struct list));