A priority queue is an abstract data type in which each data has a priority associated with it. If the data shares same priority, then whichever comes first in queue is served first. Write a C program for implementing a priority queue (in the increasing order of their value) using transform and conquer technique and implement the same using C language. Modify the program such that we can remove any given data at any given point of time

A priority queue is an abstract data type in which each data has a priority associated with it. If the data shares same priority, then whichever comes first in queue is served first. Write a C program for implementing a priority queue (in the increasing order of their value) using transform and conquer technique and implement the same using C language. Modify the program such that we can remove any given data at any given point of time

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