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Pizza Shop
Bid Request Id: 29509
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Posted by: |
thespoonman97 (1 ratings)
(Software buyer rating 8 )
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Oct 1, 2002
11:08:43 PM EDT
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Bidding Closes: |
Oct 4, 2002
11:59:59 PM EDT
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10/5/2002 11:59:59 PM
TIME EXPIRED
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Description:
In this project, you will simulate the user calling to order a pizza at the UMCP take-out pizza
shop. You will prompt the user for identification (name and phone number), the items he wishes to
order (soda, breadsticks and pizza), and the size and toppings for each pizza ordered. There is a
maximum of 5 pizzas per order and 3 toppings per pizza.
After the ordering is complete, you will calculate the price of the order and neatly display the price
along with the user indentification and order information.
Deliverables:
** Additional Notes: If you overload the input operator ( operator>> ) for
both the Order and Pizza classes, then it is not
necessary to provide mutators unless you need them
for some other functionality.
For simplicity, the phone number should be
considered a string
Please follow the order specified in the sample run
for user input. I.e. input name first, then phone
number, then sodas, etc. This will help us aoutmate
the testing of your project.
It is permissible for the user to request the same
topping more than once for a single pizza. I.e. Small
Pizza with onion, onion and onion is okay
Objectives
To become familiar with C++ class syntax and coding standards
To implement and use C++ objects
To reinforce the concept of aggregation
To use operator overloading for output
To practice neatly formtted output
To further practice the use of make files
Project Description
In this project, you will simulate the user calling to order a pizza at the UMBC take-out pizza
shop. You will prompt the user for identification (name and phone number), the items he wishes to
order (soda, breadsticks and pizza), and the size and toppings for each pizza ordered. There is a
maximum of 5 pizzas per order and 3 toppings per pizza.
After the ordering is complete, you will calculate the price of the order and neatly display the price
along with the user indentification and order information.
Futher Specification
The UMCP Pizza Take-Out Shop does not collect tax
There is no delivery fee.
You may assume that all user input (except for name) is lower case.
If the user asks for 1 or more pizzas, you must ask the user if he wishes to see a list of
toppings. Acceptable answers are "yes" and "no", not "y" and "n".
All items must be listed on the order, even if none are purchased.
UMCP Pizza Take-Out Price List
Item
Price
2-Liter Soda
$1.19
Breadsticks
$0.99
Plain Small Pizza
$4.99
Plain Medium Pizza
$6.99
Plain Large Pizza
$9.99
Pizza Toppings
$0.79 each on Small Pizza
$0.99 each on Medium Pizza
$1.29 each on Large Pizza
Pizza Toppings Available
Pizza Toppings
pepperoni
mushrooms
sausage
anchovies
onions
green pepper
Project classes
This project will require you design and implement two C++ classes as described below. Be sure
to consider the OOP principles of encapsulation and data hiding when designing and implementing
these classes.
The Order Class
This class maintains all the information for an order.
The user's name
The user's phone number
The number of 2-Liter sodas ordered
The number of breadsticks ordered
The number of pizzas ordered
Information about each pizza (max of 5)
This class provides the following funct
Platform:
windows 2000 professional; run in Terra Term (ssh) on a linux server and meet g++ compiler standard
Must be 100% finished and received by buyer on:
Oct 5, 2002 11:59:59 PM EDT
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must be completed by midnight, EST on 10/5/2002. Commenting would be helpful, but not required (would pay extra for that)
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This bid was accepted by the buyer!
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$15 (USD)
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Oct 2, 2002
9:41:02 AM EDT
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9.74
(Excellent)
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Hello,
I can complete a well designed
program for you within a day.
I believe I provide good
documentation - perhaps good enough
for that bonus you hinted at ...
Do you have the rest of your
assignment? It looks like your
attempt to paste it into your
bid request was truncated.
Please attach all the information
you can.
A IDLER
Chief Software Architect
Idleswell Software Creations
P.S. I will be working with GNU
C++ on Linux but my code will be
extremely portable. |
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