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Hidde9Gem/Data-structure
Warehouse managements system
A student project implementing a warehouse management system in C to demonstrate four data structures: arrays, linked lists, queues, and stacks. It's a learning exercise, not production software. Audience is CS students studying data structures.
Uses the right data structure for each operation (queue for FIFO orders, stack for undo history) rather than just reaching for arrays everywhere. The undo-via-stack pattern is a legitimate technique worth understanding. Console-based dashboard keeps scope tight and avoids UI complexity that would obscure the core concepts.
Everything is in a single file (All.ok.solo.c), which means zero separation of concerns and makes the code hard to navigate or extend. No persistence — all data lives in memory and vanishes on exit, which makes it useless as an actual warehouse tool. 1 star, 0 forks, last touched in August 2025, with a near-empty README: this is a one-off homework submission, not a maintained project. No tests, no build system, no error handling beyond whatever was required for the assignment.