Coding Hotel Management

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INTRODUCTION

My project deals with the Hotel Management System. It input information related with

Hotel Management.

My project has been divided into no of functions with understandable logic which makes

my program easy to read and understand. My project is fully indented which makes it more

readable.

I have made every possible effort to avoid errors.

Still I apologetic for the error if any, having crept in the project unnoticed.


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SCOPE OF PROJECT

1.1 IMPROVED SERVICES

An objective of the proposed system is to improve the existing system's services, in order to:

Increase employer and employee satisfaction

Provide the quality

Create a controlled information management environment

1.2 BETTER PERFORMANCE

It is an objective of our proposed system to provide better performance which is managed by

providing

Desired flexibility

Fast response

Ability to support changes.

Ability to maintain the quality of services.

1.3 EFFICIENT GUI

One of the objectives of the proposed system is to provide a user friendly GUI, that will enable

the user to work on clicks and make the information transfer possible with the most common I/O

devices.

1.4 MORE INFORMATION

An objective of our proposed system is to develop a system that will eliminate the problem of

insufficient and incomplete information.


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1.5 DECISION SUPPORT

By providing the facility of what-if analysis, we will make a decision support system.

1.6 STRONGER CONTROLS

The proposed system will have stronger controls. Controls like passwords, various levels of user

access and option will be added.

1.7 ELIMINATION OF RUNNING COST

We are going to develop the proposed system with an objective to eliminate the running cost by

overcoming the continuous stationery expenses, manual storage need, and extra staff in the

information resource department of the Organization .

USER REQUIREMENT

In the above proposed system single category of authenticated users are there that is the

Hospital staff.

After the product has been delivered the staff will be trained by our development team.

We also propose to provide a help document for the customer which will help them in

using the product efficiently.

THEORY ABOUT DATA CENTERED ARCHITECTURE:

A Data store resides at the center of this architecture and is accessed frequently by other

components that modify info, checks availability of room, allocate room, bill function,

create bill or otherwise get function info within the Hotel Management System. A data-

centered architecture promotes integrability.

OBJECT ORIENTED DATA CENTERED APPROACH

The components of a system encapsulate data and the operations that must be applied to

manipulate data. Communication and coordination between components is accomplished

via message passing.


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PRODUCT PRESPECTIVE

This project helps to define internal boundaries achieving the appropriate balance

between the general and the specific, Hospital management giving a positive and efficient

workflow to the staff of the Hospital, thereby helping the business model of the Hospital

to expand. In principle the product exposes a simple and general interface and hides the

specific and complex implementation based. In our example, we want our Hospital

design to hide detail that is too complex or unnecessary, thereby reducing paperwork and

increasing efficiency.

Also through this project we aim to reduce operating costs and increase throughput of the

staff.


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OBJECTIVE

The project reflects a sincere and dedicatedeffort done to improve the Hotel Management. The project deals with the computerization of the Hospital. The objective of this project is to get easy and efficient access of data regarding different existing

and new Patients

It also aims to get efficient and effective access of all the records of the Hotel. Its main aim is to provide the administrator a better way of handling the records of Hotel Staff

and customer.


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HEADER FILES

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include


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USER DEFINED FUNCTIONS

void box 1()

void outline()

void outline 1()

void main_menu()

void title ()

void carat_box ()

void end_title()

void calculate_box ()

void calculate ()

void del_box ()

void name_box ()

void dell_box ()


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SYSTEM REQUIREMENT

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

The platform used is C++. Hence we decided to use Microsoft C++

Since BGI graphics arent supported in the Visual studio so for actually running the

software we used Borland C++ compiler 3.0 which was recently made free by Borland Inc.

For optional coding and easy debugging we used Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 edition and

made explicit .cpp files.

Henceforth for optimal usage of such a software a windows based operating systempreferably Windows vista must be there.

Also on the hardware part any system having Windows Vista installed will suffice.


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DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

HOTEL HOME Registration Process Data Store

Room

Details

Call By Data Process Show

Details

Reports Print Bill Process

To Exit

To Exit Process Close the

program


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CODING HOTEL MANAGEMENT

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

void reco_whole();

void acdeluxe();

void ac();

void deluxe();

int menu(int);

void intro1();

void intro2();

void deletion();

void booking();

void restbar();

void bill();

//CLASS FOR KEEPING THE RECORDS OF THE CUSTOMER

class room

{


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private:

char name[20];

int room_no;

char add[25];

int days;

int amount;

public:

void getdata()

{

clrscr();

coutroom_no;

cout


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int existrno(int delno)

{

int existd=0;

if (delno==room_no)

existd=1;

return existd;

}

};

void main()

{

clrscr();

int i;

int number;

textmode(C40);

gotoxy(10,12);

sound(1000);

cout


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delay(120);

cout


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delay(220);

clrscr();

nosound();

for( i=1;i


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cout


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for(i=25;i>15;i--)

{

gotoxy(12,i);

cout


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if(i!=16)

cout


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cout


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for(i=25;i>15;i--)

{

gotoxy(28,i);

cout


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for(i=1;i


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{

case 1: intro1();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 2: intro2();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 3: booking();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 4: restbar();

getch();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 5: bill();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 6: reco_whole();

getch();

num=menu(number);

break;

case 7: deletion();

getch();

num=menu(number);


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break;

case 8: exit(0);

default: menu(number);

}

}

while(num!=0 &&num


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cout


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textbackground(WHITE);

textcolor(BLACK);

clrscr();

textmode(C80);

cout


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cout


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gotoxy(20,30);

cout


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cout


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//*************************** BOOKING FOR THE

ROOMS**************************

void booking()

{

clrscr();

int i;

gotoxy(32,5);

cout


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ac();

if(i==2)

acdeluxe();

if(i==3)

deluxe();

}

void acdeluxe()

{

clrscr();

room ad;

ofstream out;

out.open("xyz.dat",ios::app);

char a;

do

{

ad.getdata();

out.write((char*)&ad,sizeof(ad));

couta;

}

while(a=='y'||a=='Y');

out.close();

}

void ac()


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{

clrscr();

room ad;

ofstream out;


char a;

do

{

ad.getdata();


couta;

}


out.close();

}

void deluxe()

{

clrscr();

room ad;

ofstream out;


char a;

do


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{

ad.getdata();


couta;

}


out.close();

}

//*********************** RESTAURANT &

BAR****************************

void restbar()

{

clrscr();

textmode(C40);

int i;

gotoxy(12,7);

cout


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clrscr();

textmode(C80);

gotoxy(32,11);

cout


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cout


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{

fstream bill;

bill.open("bill.dat",ios::out);

clrscr();

int r,n,nod=0,exfa,bill_exfa1=300,bill_exfa2,bill_exfa3,bill_exfa4;

double bill_exfa=0;

double bill_room,amount=0;

const double c1=3500;



cout


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cin>>nod;

if (r==1)

bill_room=c1*n*nod;

if (r==2)

bill_room=c2*n*nod;

if(r==3)

bill_room=c3*n*nod;

cout


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cout


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clrscr();

double bill_rest;

const double ff=150 ;

const double si=100 ;

const double ssp=200 ;

cout


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cout


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cout


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cout


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cin>>temp_no;

int norec,end,end1;

origin1.seekg(0,ios::end);

norec=origin1.tellg()/sizeof(delrom);

int temrec,foundr=0;

end=0;

origin1.seekg(0,ios::beg);

cout


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getch();

origin1.close();

temp.close();

ofstream origin2("xyz.dat",ios::trunc);

origin1.close();

ofstream origin3("xyz.dat",ios::out);

ifstream temp1("temp.txt",ios::in);

temp1.seekg(0,ios::beg);

int tempno=0;

temp1.seekg(0,ios::end);

tempno=temp1.tellg()/sizeof(delrom);

temp1.seekg(0,ios::beg);

cout


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ofstream temp2("temp.txt",ios::trunc);

temp2.seekp(0,ios::beg);

temp2.close();

}//End Of Delete Function


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OUTPUT


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LIMITATION

Though we have completed this project with all our effort but has certain limitation like it

cannot be operated in networking. the working of project is slow in windows operating

system.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

The C++ Programming Language 3e , Bjarne Stroustrup ,

Addison-Wesley , 1997

ISBN: 0-201-88954-4

The C++ Standard Library , Nicolai Josuttis ,


ISBN: 0-201-37926-0

The C++ Standard , ,

John Wiley and Sons , 2003

ISBN: 0470846747

Accelerated C++ , Andrew Koenig and Barbara Moo ,


ISBN: 0-201-70353-X

C++ by Example: UnderC Learning Edition , Steve Donovan ,

Que , 2001

ISBN: 0-7897-2676-9

Teach Yourself C++ 7e , Al Stevens ,

Wiley , 2003

ISBN: 0-7645-2644-8

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