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Java Ordering and Booking Systems Guide

The document outlines several Java programming tasks including a bookstore order system, movie ticket booking system, fast-food ordering system, bus ticket booking system, grocery store checkout system, and a student grading system. Each task specifies user interactions, input requirements using Scanner, and the implementation of switch statements and loops for handling multiple orders or entries. The focus is on creating user-friendly applications that confirm totals and allow for continued transactions or exits.

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Java Ordering and Booking Systems Guide

The document outlines several Java programming tasks including a bookstore order system, movie ticket booking system, fast-food ordering system, bus ticket booking system, grocery store checkout system, and a student grading system. Each task specifies user interactions, input requirements using Scanner, and the implementation of switch statements and loops for handling multiple orders or entries. The focus is on creating user-friendly applications that confirm totals and allow for continued transactions or exits.

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Problem 3: Bookstore Order System

Create a Java program for a bookstore where the user can order books. The program should allow the user to:

1. Select a book from a list of options:

o Java Programming Book – $15

o Data Structures Book – $20

o Algorithms Book – $25

2. Enter the quantity of the selected book.

3. Confirm the total bill and continue ordering or exit.

The program should:

 Use Scanner to receive the user’s choice and quantity.

 Implement a switch statement to handle book selection.

 Use a loop to allow multiple orders until the user chooses to exit.

 Display the total cost for the ordered books after each selection.

Problem 4: Movie Ticket Booking System

Write a Java program for a movie ticket booking system where the user can:

1. Choose a movie from the following list:

o Action Movie – $12

o Comedy Movie – $8

o Drama Movie – $10

2. Enter the number of tickets they want to book.

3. Confirm the total bill and decide whether to continue booking or exit.

The program should:

 Use Scanner for input.

 Implement a switch statement to choose the movie.

 Use a loop to allow multiple bookings until the user decides to exit.

 Calculate the total price based on the movie and quantity of tickets.

 Ensure that the user does not enter a negative or zero number of tickets.

 Allow the user to exit or book more tickets after each transaction.
Problem 2: Fast-Food Ordering System

Create a Java program for a fast-food ordering system where the user can:

1. Order a burger ($5), fries ($3), or a drink ($2).

2. Enter the quantity of the selected item.

3. Confirm the total bill and continue ordering or exit.

 Use Scanner to input the user’s choice and quantity.

 Implement a switch statement for menu selection.

 Use a loop to allow multiple orders until the user chooses to exit.

Problem 3: Bus Ticket Booking System

Develop a program that allows a user to buy bus tickets. The user should be able to:

1. Choose a destination (City A - $10, City B - $15, City C - $20).

2. Enter the number of tickets.

3. Display the total cost.

4. Ask if the user wants to book another ticket or exit.

 Use Scanner for input.

 Use a switch statement for selecting a destination.

 Implement a loop to continue booking until the user decides to stop.

Problem 4: Grocery Store Checkout System

Create a grocery checkout program where the user can:

1. Choose an item (Apple - $2, Banana - $1, Milk - $3).

2. Enter the quantity.

3. View the total bill.

4. Continue shopping or exit.

 Use Scanner for input.

 Implement a switch statement for item selection.

 Use a loop to allow multiple purchases until the user exits.


Problem 5: Student Grading System

Write a program that accepts multiple student grades and categorizes them:

1. Enter a grade (0-100).

2. Use a switch statement to classify grades (90-100: A, 80-89: B, etc.).

3. Repeat for multiple students until the user chooses to exit.

 Use Scanner for input.

 Implement a switch statement for grade classification.

 Use a loop to allow multiple entries.

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