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IbrahimBakour/Warehouse-Inventory-Management-System
A Warehouse Inventory Management System built using C language, featuring a command-line interface (CLI) for managing warehouse stock and operations. The system enables users to add, remove, update, and rack inventory efficiently, with stack and queue functionalities for advanced item management.
A student-level C program implementing a warehouse inventory CLI with stack and queue data structures. Single-file implementation with no build system, no persistence, and no real-world applicability beyond a data structures course assignment.
- Uses C, which forces explicit memory management — decent learning exercise for understanding how stacks and queues work under the hood
- Covers the basics: add, remove, update, search, sort — the CRUD surface is there
- The repo ships a compiled .exe and .o file alongside source — no Makefile, no CMake, nothing; building it on any other machine is a manual guessing game
- Single file named 'Untitled1.c' — the name alone signals this was never intended to be maintained or read by anyone else
- No data persistence: everything lives in memory and is gone when the process exits, which makes it useless as an actual inventory system
- Zero stars, zero forks, no tests, no documentation beyond the README marketing copy — this is a submitted homework assignment, not a project