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rahat242-35-464-byte/Data-structure-lap-project
Clinic Appointment Scheduling System
A single-file C implementation of a clinic appointment scheduling system, written as a university lab project. It is for students learning data structures, not for anyone building production software.
- Self-contained single file makes it easy to compile and run without any build setup
- Practical domain (appointment scheduling) makes it a decent exercise for understanding linked lists or queues in C
- Zero stars, zero forks, and a one-line README — there is no documentation, no usage instructions, and no explanation of which data structures are actually used
- Single .c file with no header, no Makefile, and no tests means the code quality and correctness are completely opaque without reading it
- No evidence this was designed beyond a semester deadline — no issues, no releases, no activity after the submission date
- C with no memory management documentation is a liability; without knowing if it handles malloc/free correctly, you have no idea if it leaks or corrupts on real workloads