Database System Concepts
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1) Simulated waiting queue in an Indian post office: In an Indian post office that not only distributes mail but also performs some financial activities like a savings bank, a lone postal worker attends to a single lineup of clients. As soon as a consumer enters the line, they are given a token # (serial number). After receiving assistance, the consumer exits the queue while the postal worker receives the token back. The employee could inquire as to how many consumers are still unattended at any one time.
i) Put the system into practise using a suitable queue data structure, simulating the arrival and departure of consumers at random when the service is finished.
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