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Transcribed Image Text:2. Each student at Middlesex County College takes a different number of courses, so the
registrar has decided to use linear linked lists to store each student's class schedule
and an array to represent the entire student body.
A portion of this data structure is shown below:
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Sec cr
CSC16213
→HISHO 24
$||1||
1/1234
2/2 357
CSC236/4
37
These data show that the first student (ID: 1111) is taking section 1 of CSC162 for 3
credits and section 2 of HIS101 for 4 credits; the second student is not enrolled; the
third student is enrolled in CSC236 section 4 for 3 credits.
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Write a class for this data structure. Provide methods for creating the original array,
inserting a student's initial class schedule, adding a course, and dropping a course. Include
a menu-driven program that uses the class.
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