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pearlpatel207/Food-Order-Management-System

★ 1 · C · updated Jul 2019

Food Order Management System in C

A single-file C program implementing a food ordering system for a restaurant, built with linked lists as a student mini-project. It's for someone learning basic data structures in C, not for anyone looking for an actual point-of-sale system.

Small enough to read start to finish in one sitting, which makes it usable as a teaching example for linked-list-based CRUD operations. The scope (orders, menu items) maps cleanly to a single data structure, so the code isn't fighting an over-engineered architecture.

Everything lives in one .c file with no header separation, no build script, and no README to explain how to compile or run it. No input validation is visible from the file structure, and with 6 forks and only 1 star it's almost certainly been copied for class assignments rather than used or reviewed by anyone. Last commit was 2019, so it's abandoned and was never maintained beyond the initial submission.

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