QueueOperations-C

Welcome to the QueueOperations-C repository! This project provides a comprehensive implementation of queue operations for different data types (int, float, char). You can use this to handle queue-based operations in C programs with ease.

Clone the Repository

To get started, you can clone the repository using the following link:

git clone https://github.com/msasama/QueueOperations-C.git

Setting Up

After cloning, navigate to the repository directory:

cd QueueOperations-C

Ensure that the header file queue_func.h is in the same directory as your source code file when you compile and run the program.

Compiling and Running

If you have GCC installed, you can directly compile the program with the following command:

gcc main.c -o main && ./main

If GCC is not installed, follow these steps to install it:

# On Ubuntu
sudo apt update
sudo apt install gcc

# On Windows (via MinGW)
pacman -S mingw-w64-gcc

Functions Overview

Integer Queue Functions

• void pushI(int value) - Pushes an integer value onto the queue.
• int popI() - Pops an integer value from the queue.
• void printQueueI() - Prints all integer values in the queue.

Float Queue Functions

• void pushF(float value) - Pushes a float value onto the queue.
• float popF() - Pops a float value from the queue.
• void printQueueF() - Prints all float values in the queue.

Char Queue Functions

• void pushC(char value) - Pushes a char value onto the queue.
• char popC() - Pops a char value from the queue.
• void printQueueC() - Prints all char values in the queue.

How to Use

Here’s an example of how to use the queue functions in your main.c file:

#include "queue_func.h"

int main() {
    initQueue();

    pushI(10);
    pushI(20);
    printQueueI(); // Output: 10 20

    printf("Popped int: %d\n", popI());
    clearQueue();

    return 0;
}

Contributing

This project is open to contributions! Feel free to fork the repo, make changes, and submit a pull request. We welcome any improvements or new features you would like to propose.

Contact me via GitHub or email if you have any questions or suggestions.

Visit the GitHub Repository