Please solve the below question asap using c++ basic logic and running it for a larger number of test cases. For this question, people standing in a queue are represented in the form of a struct.Hence, you need to create a struct, Person, which contains the following data (inPerson.cpp file) :• string name - name of the person.Person *next - pointer to the next person in the queue.For the last person in the queue, next will be NULL.Person should also have a constructor, which initializes the struct with name aspname, and next pointer as NULL.Person(string pname) Now for the same, you need to implement the following functions:int count(Person *p)This function should return the number of persons standing inthe queue after a given person p(not including it).• void insert(Person *p, string name)This function adds a new person in the queue with given name.You can assume that argument p given for this function alwaysrefers to the last person in the queue.You may refer to this link to know about struct constructor:c struct tonstructohttp://www.c-ijump.com/bcc/c123d/Lectures/wk08 struct/W08 0050htm

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For this question, people standing in a queue are represented in the form of a struct. Hence, you need to create a struct, Person, which contains the following data (in Person.cpp file) : • string name - name of the person. Person *next - pointer to the next person in the queue. For the last person in the queue, next will be NULL. Person should also have a constructor, which initializes the struct with name as pname, and next pointer as NULL. Person(string pname)

For this question, people standing in a queue are represented in the form of a struct. Hence, you need to create a struct, Person, which contains the following data (in Person.cpp file) : • string name - name of the person. Person *next - pointer to the next person in the queue. For the last person in the queue, next will be NULL. Person should also have a constructor, which initializes the struct with name as pname, and next pointer as NULL. Person(string pname)

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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