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GeethaNarapareddygari/PharmacyInventoryManagementSystem
Developed an advanced inventory management system for a pharmacy to efficiently track medications and manage suppliers.Designed the system using linked lists and B-tree for dynamic storage and efficient retrieval of medication and supplier records
A C implementation of a pharmacy inventory system using linked lists and a B-tree for storing medication and supplier records, written as what appears to be a university data structures assignment. It's a learning exercise, not a production tool.
Manual B-tree implementation in C is genuinely educational — you don't see that often. The choice to combine a B-tree for indexed lookup with linked lists for sequential traversal shows some thought about access patterns. Flat text files for persistence keeps the code self-contained without dependencies.
Zero stars, zero forks, and a one-line README — this is a course submission that was never intended for reuse. No error handling for file I/O or memory allocation failures, which in C means silent corruption or crashes. The B-tree implementation almost certainly has edge-case bugs that a real production workload would hit immediately. No build system, no tests, no documentation beyond the README copy-paste.