[Solved]-Ucf University Wide Wireless Internet Connection Often Works Fine Many Students Complain R Q37296077

While the UCF, university-wide wireless internet connectionoften works fine, many students complain that the range of saidconnection is shoddy, at best, and a group of “techy” CS studentshave come up with a solution:  KnightsHoc InternetShare(KISfor short).  All studentsparticipating in KnightsHoc Internet Sharemust allow theirlaptops to act as Ad-Hoc Wireless Networks (aka Virtual Routers orWireless Hotspots), thereby extending the “range” of the UCFwireless internet connection.  Note:  althoughall participating students must allow their laptops to act asWireless Hotspots for other students, each student (owner of laptopand administrator of their own laptop’s Wireless Hotspot) canchoose whose laptops can (or cannot) connect (LINK) to theirWireless Hotspot.
You will determine the range between two laptops based on theEuclidean distance between them.  As a reminder, the 2DEuclidean distance between objects, p and q, is given by:

( , ) = ( − )2+( − )2

typedef structallowedMACs {     intlinkedMAC;  struct allowedMACs *next;

     intMAC;  char firstName[21];  charlastName[21];

     intbroadcastRange;       intx;     int y;

     links*deviceLinks;       intnumLinks;  struct tree_node*left;      struct tree_node*right;

} BSTnode;

Your KnightsHoc Internet Shareprogram will read in aseries of instructions from a file, such as JOIN, QUIT, LINK,UNLINK, etc., and you will need to perform the instruction andprint the appropriate information to the output file.

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