I have been given a project to do, this is the brief.
A sports shop wants to automate its operations using computerised
information system. One of the classes needed for this system is a
sports item class.
Each sport item has a description , a price , quantity in stock,
re-order quantity and a supplier. Supplier details are name, Phone
number and email address.
When a sports item is sold, the quantity in stock should be reduced by
the number of items of that item sold. A sale can be for more than one
item. Items can only be sold if there is sufficent number in stock.
the shop needs to know at any time which items have fallen below their
reorder quantity, so the item can be restocked. When the item is
restocked, the quantity in stock for that item should be increased by
that amount.
Would really appreciated help with this. Have been told its similiar to
the Tutor Class / Student Class
Cheers
Andrew Thompson - 07 Nov 2005 16:35 GMT
> Sub: Supplier / Sports Item project, Please help
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
..please fix your '!' key.
> I have been given a project to do, ...
That is a very subtle way to say 'I have assignments due,
and I am way behind on my study'. *
>... this is the brief.
How far have you got with it?
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* Sure, there are other interpretations, most of
them worse.
Roedy Green - 07 Nov 2005 16:37 GMT
>A sports shop wants to automate its operations using computerised
>information system. One of the classes needed for this system is a
>sports item class.
see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/homework.html

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Monique Y. Mudama - 07 Nov 2005 20:13 GMT
> I have been given a project to do, this is the brief.
>
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> Would really appreciated help with this. Have been told its similiar
> to the Tutor Class / Student Class
One, this smells like a homework assignment, and you haven't even
attempted to figure it out.
Two, you haven't actually asked a question. I think for most of us on
this ng, not to mention probably most of the students in your class,
it's obvious how to proceed from those instructions. So if you need
help, you'll have to at least come up with a question to indicate what
you're having trouble with.

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steve - 08 Nov 2005 21:13 GMT
> I have been given a project to do, this is the brief.
>
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>
> Cheers
nice try, but no real coder would ever ask such a question, be honest next
time.
steve