1) There is a singing competition for children going to be
conducted at a local club. Parents have been asked to arrive
at least an hour before and register their children’s names
with the Program Manager. Whenever a participant registers,
the Program Manager has to position the name of the person
in a list in alphabet order. Write a program to help the
Program Manager do this by placing the name in the right
place each time the Program Manger enters a name.
2) the Event Manager
has to send participants to the stage to perform in the
order in which they registered.
Write a program that will help the Event Manager know who to
call to the stage to
perform.
The Logic should be in Data Structures
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