Type: Long Assignment
Code: J1.L.P0001
LAB 211 Assignment LOC:
Slot(s):
500
N/A
Title
PetStore Management
Background
Write a program to manage a pet store. The program implements the terminology of the Object-Oriented
Programming (OOP) paradigm. OOP is one of the best choosing ways to design software programs.
In this assignment, we will use the Map<Key, Value> structure to store a collection of objects. The Key is the
id of the object. The Value is the object. The Map structure is popularly used to manipulate data.
Program Specifications
Build the Pet Store project with the menu as follows:
1. Add a pet
2. Find a pet
3. Update a pet
4. Delete a pet
5. Add an order
6. List orders
7. Sort orders
8. Save data
9. Load data
10. Quit
Each menu choice should invoke an appropriate function to perform the selected menu item. Your program
must display the menu after each task and wait for the user to select another option until the user chooses to
quit the program.
Features:
Function 1. Add a pet - 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting a pet: id, description, import date, unit price, and category.
− The system will check the data validation with the following conditions:
▪ All fields are not allowed null.
▪ The id field must be unique.
▪ The length of the description field must be from 3 to 50 characters.
▪ The import date field must be a valid date.
▪ The unit price field must be a positive number.
▪ The category field must be one of the following: Cat, Dog, and Parrot.
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− Add the pet should be stored to the collection of pets.
− The program should ask the user to choose add new pet continuously or going back to the main menu.
Function 2. Find a pet – 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting the pet id.
− If the pet does not exist, the message “The pet does not exist” is displayed. Otherwise, the system will
display the pet.
Function 3. Update a pet – 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting the pet id.
− If the pet does not exist, the message “The pet does not exist” is displayed. Otherwise, the user can edit
the pet.
− The system should show the result of this action with success or fail status.
Function 4. Delete a pet – 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting the pet’s id.
− If the pet does not exist, the message “The pet does not exist” is displayed. Otherwise, the user can
delete the pet.
▪ The system must show the confirm message before delete action is taken.
▪ The pet cannot be deleted if it is already in an order detail.
− The system should show the result of this action with success or fail status.
Function 5. Add an order – 50 LOC
− An order includes an order header and several order details. The order header includes the order id, the
order date, and the customer name. The order detail includes the order detail’s id, the pet’s id, the
quantity, and the pet’s cost.
− The system will check the data validation with the following conditions:
▪ All fields are not allowed null.
▪ The id fields must be unique.
▪ The order’s date field must be a valid date.
▪ The quantity field must be a positive integer.
▪ The pet’s cost field is the field calculated as follows: pet cost = quantity x unit price.
− The system will add the order to the collection of orders.
− The program should ask the user creating new order continuously or going back to the main menu.
Function 6. List orders – 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting a start and end date.
− List orders for that date range as below should be recommened.
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LIST ORDERS FROM 10/01/2022 TO 10/31/2022
No. Order Id Order Date Customer Pet Count Order Total
1 0006 10/01/2022 John Smith 3 $ 160
2 0007 10/15/2022 Bill Jamie 5 $ 220
3 0008 10/26/2022 John Smith 2 $ 60
Total 10 $ 440
Function 7. Sort orders – 50 LOC
− The application requires inputting a sorted field (order id or order date or customer name or order total)
and the sort order (ASC, DESC).
− The data grid is shown orders as below.
LIST OF ORDERS
Sorted by : Order Date
Sort order : ASC
No. Order Id Order Date Customer Pet Count Order Total
1 0006 10/01/2022 John Smith 3 $ 160
2 0007 10/15/2022 Bill Jamie 5 $ 220
3 0008 10/26/2022 John Smith 2 $ 60
Total 10 $ 440
Function 8. Save data – 50 LOC
− The system will store the collection of pets to the binary file with naming pets.dat.
− All the order information in the collection storage will be store the binary file orders.dat.
Function 9. Load data – 50 LOC
− The system can read pets from the binary file pets.dat to the collection structure.
− The system can also read pets from the binary file orders.dat to the collection structure.
Function 10. Quit – 50 LOC
− The application should allow the user quit the program.
▪ The system must show the confirm message before quit action is taken.
▪ The system must save data to files if data is changed.
The above specifications are only basic information; you must perform a requirements analysis step and
build the application according to real requirements.
The lecturer will explain the requirement only once in the first slot of the assignment.
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