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You have been hired by XYZ Car Rental to develop a software system for their business. Your program will have two unordered lists, one of Cars and one of Reservations.

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You have been hired by XYZ Car Rental to develop a software system for their business.

Your program will have two unordered lists, one of Cars and one of Reservations.

 

The Car class will have the following data:

            string plateNumber (this is the key)

            string make

            string model

            enum vehicleType (VehicleType Enumeration of options: sedan, suv, exotic)

            double pricePerDay

            bool isAvailable

 

            isAvailable should be set to true on initialization, and a public setter method should

            be exposed SetAvailable(bool available);

 

Reservation will have the following:

            string name (key)

            string vehicleRented (plate of the car which is our key for the list)

 

 

The Program class will be composed of the two lists.

There will also be a method to display a menu that will have the following options,

Create a method to process the user's input and call appropriate methods to perform the operation requested.

(Use a switch statement and call the appropriate methods based on the number the user puts in)

 

    -------------------------------------------

    XYZ Car Rental

    -------------------------------------------

  1. List all cars
  2. Add car to inventory
  3. Remove car from inventory
  4. List all reservations
  5. Add a reservations
  6. Cancel reservation
  7. Exit

 

Option 1:

    List all the cars in the unordered list of cars

     (Overload the << operator like my example to print each car's info)

 

Option 2:

    Prompt for all the information for a vehicle.

    Create the vehicle and add it to the list of available vehicles

 

Option 3:

    Remove a vehicle from the list of available cars.

    If the car is not available (a user has rented it) return an error message and don't remove the vehicle

 

Option 4:

    List all the reservations. Use the key in the reservation to retrieve the vehicle details from the list of vehicles

 

Option 5:

    Prompt the user for a name.

    List all the cars that are available (isAvailable=true):

  1. Nissan Sentra (sedan) $24/day
  2. ...

                n+1. Cancel

   

    Prompt the user to enter an option. Your list will need to implement a GetItemAtIndex

    method which will let you select a vehicle based on the menu option. For example if the user selects 1, you would call GetItemAtIndex(choice - 1).

    Make sure this returns a car reference: Car& GetItemAtIndex(int index)

    Create a reservation object with this car's plate and the user's name, and call the car's SetAvailable method with      false passed as the argument;

    If cancel is pressed, show all the original options again

 

Option 6:

    Propt the user for a name. Remove the reservation object from the list if that user's name is a key.

    Use the plate number to find the car in the list and set available to true (Make sure the GetItem method returns a reference)

 

At the end of each option's method (except Exit) make sure ot list the menu options again.

For Exit, quit the program.

 

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