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1. The parking system manages parking spaces for vehicles in commercial lots, residential areas, and public facilities. 2. The primary objective is to efficiently manage parking for cars and bikes through a flexible system that can be extended to different vehicle types and industries. It uses a factory method design pattern and integrates with a SQLite database. 3. A single parking_records table stores information on vehicle type, license plate, entry time, and exit time (nullable) in a schema with a primary key ID.

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1. The parking system manages parking spaces for vehicles in commercial lots, residential areas, and public facilities. 2. The primary objective is to efficiently manage parking for cars and bikes through a flexible system that can be extended to different vehicle types and industries. It uses a factory method design pattern and integrates with a SQLite database. 3. A single parking_records table stores information on vehicle type, license plate, entry time, and exit time (nullable) in a schema with a primary key ID.

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Parking System Documentation

1. Industry Type
Type of Industry: Transportation and Parking Management
The parking system falls under the transportation and parking management
industry. It aims to efficiently manage parking spaces for vehicles, whether it can
be in commercial lots, residential areas, or public facilities.

2. Objectives of the Code


Objective: The primary objective of the parking system code is to provide a
simplified solution for managing parking lots, specifically for cars and bikes. This
code serves as a foundational system for parking management, which can be
extended and integrated into various industries and scenarios.
Key Objectives:
Efficient Parking Management: The code allows for the efficient management of
parking spaces, ensuring that vehicles are parked and removed in an orderly
manner.
Flexibility: It offers flexibility by supporting different types of vehicles (cars and
bikes) and can be extended to accommodate other vehicle types as needed.
Factory Method Design Pattern: Demonstrates the use of the Factory Method
design pattern, making it easy to add new types of parking lots in the future
without modifying existing code.
User Interaction: Provides a user-friendly command-line interface (CLI) for users
to interact with the parking system.
Database Integration: Integrates with an embedded SQLite database to record
parking entries and exits.
3. Schema with Tables and Relations
Database Schema:
The parking system database contains a single table called parking_records to store
parking-related information. Below is the schema of the parking_records table:

Column Name Data Type Description


Id Integer Primary key for unique
record ID
Vehicle type Text Type of vehicle (car/bike)
License plate Text Vehicle license plate
Entry time Timestamp Timestamp of vehicle
entry
Exit time Timestamp Timestamp of vehicle
exit (nullable)

Table Relations:
Id (Primary Key): A unique identifier for each parking record.
Vehicle type: Stores the type of vehicle (car or bike) parked.
License plate: Stores the license plate of the parked vehicle.
Entry time: Records the timestamp when the vehicle entered the parking lot.
Exit Time (Nullable): Records the timestamp when the vehicle exited the parking
lot. This field is nullable, indicating that it is updated only when the vehicle exits.

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