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Object Oriented Programing (10636212)

HW1 [ OOP] (20 points)

Deadline: 15/5/2024

Create a JAVA program to model an Online Bookstore Management System. You will have 5
classes: Book, Customer, Order, Inventory, and BookstoreManagmentSystem.

Cheating from ChatGPT is totally prohibited. We can


detect it easily and you are responsible for your behavior.
Book Class:

● public Book(String title, String author, String isbn, double price, int quantity):
Constructor to initialize a new Book object with the given parameters.
● public void updateQuantity(int delta): Method to update the quantity of the book by
adding the given value.
● Getters: Methods to retrieve information about the book such as title, author, ISBN,
price, and quantity.
● @Override public String toString(): Method to provide a string representation of the
Book object.

Customer Class:

● public Customer(String name, String email, String address): Constructor to initialize a


new Customer object with the given parameters.
● public void placeOrder(Order order): Method to place an order for the customer.
● public List<Order> getOrderHistory(): Method to retrieve the order history of the
customer.
● Getters: Methods to retrieve information about the Customer.
● Setters: Methods to set information about the Customer.

Order Class:

● public Order(List<Book> items): Constructor to initialize a new Order object with the
given list of items.
● private void calculateTotalPrice(): Method to calculate the total price of the order based
on the prices of the items.
● public void updateShippingStatus(String status): Method to update the shipping status
of the order.
● ShippingStatus= {Pending or Shipped}
● @Override public String toString(): Method to provide a string representation of the
Order object.
Inventory Class:

● public Inventory(): Constructor to initialize a new Inventory object.


● public void addBook(Book book): Method to add a new book to the inventory.
● public Book findBook(String isbn): Method to find a book in the inventory based on its
ISBN. You should handle the error case with Dialog Box when the book isbn does not
exist.
● public List<Book> searchBooks(String query): Method to search for books in the
inventory based on a query string. You should handle the error case with Dialog Box
when the query about the book does not match.

Main Method (BookstoreManagementSystem):

main(String[] args): Main method to test the functionality of the classes and methods. Testing
functionality such as adding books to the inventory, searching for books, creating a customer,
placing an order, updating shipping status, and viewing order history.

You should add a full menu to interact with the system:

1. Add book

2. Search about book

3. Find a book

4. Create a customer and place an order

5. Update shipping status

6. View customer order history

You should put all classes in one package.


Example of sample result: Feel free to output the result in your own format.

Search results about “Java”:

Book{title='Java How to Program', author='Deitel and Deitel', isbn='978-0134685991',


price=29.99, quantity=50}

Order placed:

Order{orderId=1, date=Mon May 06 20:05:16 IDT 2024, items=[Book{title='Java How to


Program', author='Deitel and Deitel', isbn='978-0134685991', price=29.99, quantity=50},
Book{title='Data Structures and Algorithms', author='Alice Johnson', isbn='978-0262033848',
price=39.99, quantity=30}], totalPrice=69.97999999999999, shippingStatus='Pending'}

Order updated:

Order{orderId=1, date=Mon May 06 20:05:16 IDT 2024, items=[Book{title='Java How to


Program', author='Deitel and Deitel', isbn='978-0134685991', price=29.99, quantity=50},
Book{title='Data Structures and Algorithms', author='Alice Johnson', isbn='978-0262033848',
price=39.99, quantity=30}], totalPrice=69.97999999999999, shippingStatus='Shipped'}

Customer order history:

Order{orderId=1, date=Mon May 06 20:05:16 IDT 2024, items=[Book{title='Java How to


Program', author='Deitel and Deitel', isbn='978-0134685991', price=29.99, quantity=50},
Book{title='Data Structures and Algorithms', author='Alice Johnson', isbn='978-0262033848',
price=39.99, quantity=30}], totalPrice=69.97999999999999, shippingStatus='Shipped'}
Map and List are interfaces

● We can not create objects from interfaces, but we can create object from any class that
implements that interface.

Map<Integer, String> hashMap = new HashMap<>();

hashMap.put(1, "One");

Map<Integer, String> treeMap = new TreeMap<>();

treeMap.put(3, "Three");

Map<Integer, String> linkedHashMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();

linkedHashMap.put(5, "Five");

-----------------------

List<String> arrayList = new ArrayList<>();

arrayList.add("One");

List<String> linkedList = new LinkedList<>();

linkedList.add("Three");
import java.util.*;

public class MapAndListExample {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// Creating a Map to store employee details

Map<Integer, String> employeeMap = new HashMap<>();

// Adding some employee details to the map

employeeMap.put(1, "Ali");

employeeMap.put(2, "Mona");

// Creating a List to store employee IDs

List<Integer> employeeIds = new ArrayList<>();

// Adding employee IDs to the list

employeeIds.add(1);

employeeIds.add(2);

// Accessing values from the map using keys from the list

for (Integer id : employeeIds) {

String name = employeeMap.get(id);

System.out.println("Employee ID: " + id + ", Name: " + name);

} }}

Good Luck

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