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× Create a Java program A shopping lists. This could be done as a linked list of nodes where each node has its own child linked list of store options (Linked list of linked lists) as follows: Develop a program to simulate a mall consists of several stores, each store contains a group of items. Using the system you can add items to the shopping kart, remove them, edit their data, and confirm purchase according to the following rules: 1- Every store specializes in a specific type of items that is not found in any other store. 2- The item in each store is an object with the following attributes: a- Name: String b- Id: String c- Quantity: integer d- Price: integer e- StoreNumber: integer (store index in the Main list already defined based on the store type you decided) (The store number is according to your choice to arrange the stores in the original list (it is considered previously specified by you) 3- The addition of a new item the share should be ordered by name. 4- The deletion process will be performed based on the ID of the item. 5- The customer could search for any item in any store by entering the name and ID of that item, the system should display the store ID in which the item found and the available amount of that item. 6- Purchase process: a- Store cart: - The system should have a cart to store probable items to purchase (cart list). When adding an item to the cart list its quantity should be decreased from the store list based on the quantity ordered from the customer (for this task the quantity of the item should be checked). a- The items in the cart could be purchased or returned to the store. If the customer returned any item, it should be returned to the correct store, the items at that store should remain in the correct order, and the quantity of that item should be increased. b- Final step of the purchase process is to confirm the process. By confirming the purchase, items should be removed from the cart and the total price should be calculated and displayed to the customer. aThe whole system is shown in the following class diagram Develop a program to simulate a mall consists of several stores, each store contains a group of items. Using the system you can add items to the shopping kart, remove them, edit their data, and confirm purchase according to the following rules: $40.00
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× Write a program named "sort.c" where you will give some number from the command line argument and the program will print the sorted array in descending order. Then, write another program named "oddeven.c" which will take some numbers from the command line, then check and print whether the numbers in the array are odd or even.  Now, you have to write a program that will create a child process and the child process will first sort the array that you have declared in this program. And then, the parent process will print the odd/even status for each number in the array. Write a program named “sort.c” where you will give some number from the command line argument and the program will print the sorted array in descending order. $3.00
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