In C, give an example of a list being implemented as an abstract data type (ADT) and briefly explain how it works

4. Implement the find() function for a Set STL data structure in C++ that takes an integer x as the parameter and returns true if x is present in the set. Otherwise, returns false.

write in c++ Define the 3 bolded functions for the Queue (circular array): class Queue {  private:    double array[10000];    int front, rear, numItems;  public:    Queue() {front = numItems = 0; rear = -1;}    bool isEmpty();    bool isFull();    void enqueue(double d);    int dequeue();    void dequeueMany(int n);  //remove n values from the front    void enqueueMany(double values[], int n); //add n values from the array}; Hints: void dequeueMany(int n) (hint 6 lines of code, no loops, if there are more than n elements in the queue, use math to re-compute front. Otherwise, make the queue empty.  Don’t forget to update numItems. void enqueueMany(int values[], int n) (hint 3 lines of code, use a for loop, call another function, but make sure there’s enough room in the array first!! )

What are some examples of real-world applications of binary search trees that may be incorporated in projects while learning about them in C++?

Lists play a fundamental role in functional programming languages. Why is that?

write a c++ program of hotel management system using classes and linked lists. (object oriented programming and data structures). features 1)book rooms 2)veiw customer record 3)view rooms alloted 4)edit records  5)delete records 6)make payments

2.  Write a Scheme function numofatoms that determines the number of elements in a list. For example, (numOfSymbols '((1 3) 7 (4 (5 2) ) ) should return 6.

Explore the concept of custom operator overloading in C++ and its implications for creating user-defined data types with unique behaviors. Provide an example of such an implementation.

What are some examples of real-world applications of binary search trees that may be incorporated in projects while learning about them in C++?

What exactly are you referring to when you say something is an Abstract Data Type?