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    This document outlines requirements for a menu-driven C program that uses queues and linked lists to simulate an ordering system for customers. The program must allow customers represented by names to line up, be served by printing their name and removing them from the line, and display the number of customers served. It must also allow printing the waiting list of customers.

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    This document outlines requirements for a menu-driven C program that uses queues and linked lists to simulate an ordering system for customers. The program must allow customers represented by names to line up, be served by printing their name and removing them from the line, and display the number of customers served. It must also allow printing the waiting list of customers.

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    Create a menu driven program using queue in c programming linked lists

    implementation. The system will be any ordering system that will cater costumers.
    You will be the one to decide what ordering system is it but you must have this
    following operation:
    Each client Node is represented by a Name
    1). LINE UP - means that the client has entered the shop, and waiting to be served.
    2). SERVE - signas the counter is free and can serve the cient in the beginning of
    the line. It prints out the Name of the client being served and removed him/her
    from the line.
    3). COMPLETED - display the number of clients served.
    4). WAITING LIST - prints out the information of clients waiting to be served

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