Urgent! Two questions about the data structure C language Banking Simulation System !

It's not low, but it's ......It's not worth the effort ...... this program

It's just a waste of points to find a program like this.

Even friends are hard to get their hands on.

No, just like me.

Only here to talk nonsense.

It's better to do it yourself. It's not safe for someone else to give. Besides, you're a banking simulator... If you don't understand anything, you can post it on the Internet, and everyone will help you solve it.

It seems that there is a kind of book called C language, which is written about finance and economics outside, and you can go to Xinhua Bookstore to take a look.

...Do you want to do the complete system mai?

Can points be exchanged for money?

If it's 1,500 dollars, maybe somebody will write about it.

Open a mutually satisfactory ** and help you write.

...You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

.You don't have to ask, you just want to build a website, cheat people's account passwords, and make money. Lao Tzu will not tell you ...

It's better to come by yourself, and you can also exercise, it's better to be ridiculed than here.

...This is a homework problem in the data structure class.

Suppose a bank has two business windows, A and B, and the processing speed is different, where the processing speed of window A is twice that of window B, that is, when window A processes 2 customers, window B processes 1 customer. Given the customer sequence that arrives at the bank, output the customer sequence in the order in which the transaction is completed. It is assumed that the time interval between the arrival of customers is not considered, and when two customers are processed at different windows at the same time, the customer at window A will be output first.

This is not a financial problem, you should ask a computer expert.

This is mainly a queue application. First come, first served. Back to back out. Wrote about it before. Here it is.

This question is too fan......

Seqlist is a struct type that contains an integer array and a length variable that stores the number of elements in the array. The function initlist() is to reset the number of elements in the array to zero, and then you assign a value to the seqlist instance p in the main function. The purpose of reverselist() is to reverse the order of the array elements, which is to swap the first and last elements, and the second and penultimate elements ......Up to the 2nd element of length and the 2nd element of the penultimate length are reversed.

Final output. Error in the program:

p=new seqlist;

This is not MFC! To write it like this:

seqlist *p=(seqlist *)malloc(sizeof(seqlist));

The length variable in is not reassigned and is always 0

in reverselist(p); Precededent.

p->length=i;

(1)int i=1;

ptr=c;

while(ptr->r<>c)

2)c[k-1]->f->r=c[k-1]->r;

c[k-1]->r->f=c[k-1]->f;

3)c[k-1]->r=ptr;

ptr->f=c[k-1];

ptr->r=c[k];

c[k]->f=ptr;

Don't be lazy with your homework! Make up for what you don't have.

You have to give at least 500 points for this kind of question.

It's actually quite simple, it's written in the textbooks.