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Term paper cse-202

TITLE :-Design A Program For Hotel Management System

Submitted to :submitted by:

Ms. Baljinder Kaur Rahul Dhiman

Roll no. B-80

10907542

B.Tech CSESec H0901

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Index

Introduction

I. Key Features

II. Hotel Master

III. Account Master

IV. Project description

V. Various classes used in this program are

VI. Various functions used in this program

VII. Hardware Used

VIII. Software Used

IX. Compatibility

X. Conclusion

XI. Coding

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Introduction

This project is about developing a program for managing the day to day statistics

of a hotel and automation of the reservation system. This program enables a

reception clerk to manage the check in check out data of various customers coming

into the hotel. An easy to operate user friendly software that is Committed to meet

the all requirements to manage small, medium And big scale hotels.

Hotel Management System is one of the leading software for complete

management of your Hotel; it can manage the reception, restaurant, inventory and

accounts excellently.

The hotel management software provides all kinds of record keeping feature

required in a hotel like day books, daily business book, Preparation of OFI and

many more automatically.

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Prepare the complete kot report and NCKOT report.

Hotel Reports:

All kinds of hotel reports can be generated in seconds and you can view and print

them easily.

Day books

Daily business report.

Local call report.

STD call report.

Laundry report.

Cash record.

Account Master

Heads:

The hotel management software includes all principal heads of commercial field.

We can also customize the heads per requirement.

Accounting Reports:

The hotel management software provide facility to view and print

Ledger list.

Ledger books with daily/summary options.

Trial balance with closing balance and detailed options.

Balance Sheets, quick view of current assets and liabilities.

Reports of every head can also be generated on the closing and detailed

based.

Project description

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The program uses the extensively the concept of classes along with file handling of

C++ all the concepts used in this program are described below in details.

CLASSES:-

A class is an expanded concept of a data structure: instead of holding only data, itcan hold both data and functions.

An object is an instantiation of a class. In terms of variables, a class would be the

type, and an object would be the variable.

Classes are generally declared using the keyword class, with the following format:

class class_name {

access_specifier_1:member1;

access_specifier_2:

member2;

...

} object_names;

Where class_name is a valid identifier for the class, object_names is an optional

list of names for objects of this class. The body of the declaration can contain

members, that can be either data or function declarations, and optionally access

specifiers.

Graphics:-Graphics has been used in this program to draw vertical and horizontalline for creating rows and columns in order to make the interface more

comprehensive and user friendly.

File handling:-The program also uses extensively the concept of file handling.Without file handling storing the data of the customers isnt possible. The program

creates files namely CUSTOMER.DAT to store the customers details such as

1. Customer name

2. No of guests with the customer

3. Customers nationality

4. Customers address

5. Customers phone no

6. Customers passport no. etc

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.

Compatibility

Hardware Compatibility:-

Program compatible with

1. Pentium iv processor or above

2. Amd athlaon

Software Compatibility:-

Program compatible with

1. OPENSUSE 9 or above.

2. Fedora 8 or above

3. Ubuntu 4 or above

4. Redhat 7 or above.

Conclusion

This is a very useful program which enables a reception clerk to manage the check

in check out data of various customers coming into the hotel. An easy to operate

user friendly software that is Committed to meet the all requirements to manage

small, medium And big scale hotels.

Coding

// PROJECT ON HOTEL MANAGEMENT

# include

# include

# include

# include

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# include

# include

# include

# include

# include

# include

# include

fstream f,f1,f2,f3,f4,f5,f6,f7,f8;

//**********************************************************

// CLASS NAME : Hotel

// DETAILS : IT CONTROLS OVER ALL FUNCTIONING

// OF THE HOTEL

//**********************************************************

class HOTEL

{

char array[100];

struct bill_restaurant_bar

{

long brestaurant,bbar;

} b[100];

struct booking_data

{

long charge,roomno;

char name[25],address[75],telno[10],date[11],roomtype[15];

} d;

struct check_out_data

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{

char name[25],address[75],telno[10],date[11],odate[11],otime[6];

int roomno;

} C;

struct cancellation_data

{

char name[25],address[75],telno[10];

} D;

struct member_swimming_pool_data

{

char name[25],address[75],telno[10],date[11];

int memno;

} ms;

struct member_gym_data

{

char name[25],address[75],telno[10],date[11];

int memno;

} mg;

public:

void booking();

void check_in();

void check_out();

void cancellation();

void taxi_service();

void restaurant();

void bar();

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void swimming_pool();

void gymnasium();

void games();

void view_data();

} H;

//**********************************************************

// FUNCTION NAME : BOOKING

//**********************************************************

void HOTEL::booking ()

{

textcolor(2);

clrscr();

int c=0;

//FINDING AN UNOCCUPIED ROOM

f.open("ARRAY.DAT",ios::in|ios::binary);

f.read((char *)&array,sizeof(array));

while(array[c]!='e') c++;

array[c]='o';

f.close();

f.open("ARRAY.DAT",ios::out|ios::binary);

f.write((char *)&array,sizeof(array));

f.close();

f1.open("HOT.EL",ios::app|ios::binary);

d.roomno=c+1;

//DATA OF THE CUSTOMER

cout


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int roomcode;

REDO:

coutroomcode;

switch(roomcode)

{

case 1 : strcpy(d.roomtype,"ROYAL SUITE");

d.charge=20000;

break;

case 2 : strcpy(d.roomtype,"SUPER DELUXE");

d.charge=15000;

break;

case 3 : strcpy(d.roomtype,"DELUXE");

d.charge=10000;

break;

case 4 : strcpy(d.roomtype,"DOUBLE BED");

d.charge=5000;

break;

case 5 : strcpy(d.roomtype,"SINGLE BED");

d.charge=2000;

break;

default: cout


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cout


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clrscr();

coutrn;

f1.open("HOT.EL",ios::in|ios::binary);

do f1.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d)); while(d.roomno!=rn);

cout


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cin>>rn;

char od[11],ot[6];

cout


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"


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if(yy1%4==0) { p=29; q=28; }

else if(yy2%4==0) { p=28; q=29; }

else { p=28; q=28; }

int cy[12]={ 31,p,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31 };

int ny[12]={ 31,q,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31 };

if(yy1==yy2 && mm1==mm2 && dd1==dd2) tariff=d.charge;

else

{

if(yy1==yy2)

{

if(mm1==mm2) tariff=d.charge*(dd2-dd1);

else

{

r=cy[mm1-1]-dd1+dd2;

for(int l=mm1;l


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int c1,c2;

c1=(ot[0]-48)*10+(ot[1]-48);

c2=(ot[3]-48)*10+(ot[4]-48);

if(yy1==yy2 && mm1==mm2 && dd1==dd2);

else if(c1>12) tariff+=d.charge;

else if(c1==12 && c2>0) tariff+=d.charge;

cout


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while(f1)

{

if(d.roomno!=rn)

{

e.write((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

f1.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

}

else f1.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

}

e.close();

f1.close();

f1.open("HOT.EL",ios::out|ios::binary);

e.open("F.DAT",ios::in|ios::binary);

e.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

while(e)

{

f1.write((char *)&d,sizeof(d));


}

e.close();

f1.close();

//MAKING THE ROOM OCCUPIED BY THE CUSTOMER AS UNOCCUPIED

f.open("ARRAY.DAT",ios::in|ios::binary);

f.read((char *)&array,sizeof(array));

array[rn-1]='e';

f.close();

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f.open("ARRAY.DAT",ios::out|ios::binary);

f.write((char *)&array,sizeof(array));

f.close();

gotoxy(25,25);

cout


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{

e.write((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

f1.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

}

else f1.read((char *)&d,sizeof(d));

}

e.close();

f1.close();

f1.open("HOT.EL",ios::out|ios::binary);

e.open("F1.DAT",ios::in|ios::binary);


while(e)

{

f1.write((char *)&d,sizeof(d));


}

e.close();

f1.close();

gotoxy(25,25);

cout


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initgraph(&gd,&gm,"c:\tc\bgi");

settextstyle(10,0,1);

int x=40,y=10;

setcolor(BROWN);

outtextxy(50,20,"I am staying in this hotel");

outtextxy(x,y,".");

setcolor(CYAN);

outtextxy(50,60,"I am not staying in this hotel");

char W;

int count=0;

do

{

count++;

W=getch();

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