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Group Project Class 12

The document defines a Hotel class that manages room bookings, including adding rooms, checking availability, booking rooms, and viewing current bookings. It includes a main function that provides a simple command-line interface for users to interact with the hotel management system. The system allows users to check available rooms, book a room for a guest, view all bookings, or exit the program.

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Group Project Class 12

The document defines a Hotel class that manages room bookings, including adding rooms, checking availability, booking rooms, and viewing current bookings. It includes a main function that provides a simple command-line interface for users to interact with the hotel management system. The system allows users to check available rooms, book a room for a guest, view all bookings, or exit the program.

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class Hotel:

def __init__(self):

self.rooms = {}

self.bookings = {}

def add_room(self, room_number, room_type):

self.rooms[room_number] = room_type

self.bookings[room_number] = None

def check_availability(self):

available_rooms = [room for room, booking in self.bookings.items() if booking is None]

return available_rooms

def book_room(self, room_number, guest_name):

if room_number in self.bookings and self.bookings[room_number] is None:

self.bookings[room_number] = guest_name

print(f"Room {room_number} has been booked for {guest_name}.")

else:

print(f"Room {room_number} is not available.")

def view_bookings(self):

for room, guest in self.bookings.items():

if guest:

print(f"Room {room} is booked by {guest}.")

else:

print(f"Room {room} is available.")

def main():

hotel = Hotel()

# Adding rooms to the hotel


hotel.add_room(101, "Single")

hotel.add_room(102, "Double")

hotel.add_room(103, "Suite")

while True:

print("\nHotel Management System")

print("1. Check Availability")

print("2. Book Room")

print("3. View Bookings")

print("4. Exit")

choice = input("Enter your choice: ")

if choice == '1':

available_rooms = hotel.check_availability()

if available_rooms:

print("Available rooms:", available_rooms)

else:

print("No rooms available.")

elif choice == '2':

room_number = int(input("Enter room number to book: "))

guest_name = input("Enter guest name: ")

hotel.book_room(room_number, guest_name)

elif choice == '3':

hotel.view_bookings()

elif choice == '4':

print("Exiting the system.")

break
else:

print("Invalid choice. Please try again.")

if __name__ == "__main__":

main()

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