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This Python code connects to a MySQL database to manage railway ticket booking and access to a railway canteen menu. It defines functions to book tickets, print ticket details, update ticket information, and view the canteen menu. The functions connect to the database, execute the necessary SQL queries, and return or print the results.

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Csprojectmodifications

This Python code connects to a MySQL database to manage railway ticket booking and access to a railway canteen menu. It defines functions to book tickets, print ticket details, update ticket information, and view the canteen menu. The functions connect to the database, execute the necessary SQL queries, and return or print the results.

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import mysql.

connector

from datetime import datetime

def connect_to_mysql():

# Replace the placeholders with your MySQL server information

config = {

'user': 'your_username',

'password': 'your_password',

'host': 'localhost',

'database': 'your_database_name',

'raise_on_warnings': True,

try:

connection = mysql.connector.connect(**config)

print("Connected to MySQL database")

return connection

except mysql.connector.Error as err:

print(f"Error: {err}")

return None

def menu():

print("enter 1 to book a ticket")

print("enter 2 to acesss railway canteen")

print("enter 3 to update booking status")

print(“enter 5 to print your ticket”)

n=int(input("enter a number"))

if n==1:

bookticket(passengername,source,destination)

elif n==2:

print_ticket(ticket_id):

elif n==3:
update_ticket(ticket_id, new_passenger_name=None, new_destination=None):

elif n==5:

view_canteen_menu()

def book_ticket(passenger_name, source, destination):

# Connect to MySQL

connection = connect_to_mysql()

if connection is not None:

try:

# Create a cursor object

cursor = connection.cursor()

# Get the current date and time

booking_date = datetime.now()

# Insert ticket information into the database

query = "INSERT INTO tickets (passenger_name, source, destination, booking_date) VALUES


(%s, %s, %s, %s)"

values = (passenger_name, source, destination, booking_date)

cursor.execute(query, values)

# Commit the changes

connection.commit()

print("Ticket booked successfully!")

except mysql.connector.Error as err:

print(f"Error: {err}")
finally:

# Close the cursor and connection

cursor.close()

connection.close()

print("MySQL connection closed")

def print_ticket(ticket_id):

# Connect to MySQL

connection = connect_to_mysql()

if connection is not None:

try:

# Create a cursor object

cursor = connection.cursor(dictionary=True)

# Retrieve ticket information from the database

query = "SELECT * FROM tickets WHERE ticket_id = %s"

values = (ticket_id,)

cursor.execute(query, values)

# Fetch the ticket details

ticket = cursor.fetchone()

if ticket:

# Format and print the ticket

print("Ticket Information:")

print(f"Ticket ID: {ticket['ticket_id']}")

print(f"Passenger Name: {ticket['passenger_name']}")

print(f"Source: {ticket['source']}")

print(f"Destination: {ticket['destination']}")

print(f"Booking Date: {ticket['booking_date']}")


else:

print(f"No ticket found with Ticket ID: {ticket_id}")

def update_ticket(ticket_id, new_passenger_name=None, new_destination=None):

# Connect to MySQL

connection = connect_to_mysql()

if connection is not None:

try:

# Create a cursor object

cursor = connection.cursor()

# Construct the UPDATE query based on the provided information

update_query = "UPDATE tickets SET "

update_values = []

if new_passenger_name:

update_query += "passenger_name = %s, "

update_values.append(new_passenger_name)

if new_destination:

update_query += "destination = %s, "

update_values.append(new_destination)

# Remove the trailing comma and space

update_query = update_query.rstrip(", ")

# Add the WHERE clause for the specific ticket ID

update_query += " WHERE ticket_id = %s"

update_values.append(ticket_id)

# Execute the UPDATE query


cursor.execute(update_query, update_values)

# Commit the changes

connection.commit()

print(f"Ticket with ID {ticket_id} updated successfully!")

def view_canteen_menu():

# Connect to MySQL

connection = connect_to_mysql()

if connection is not None:

try:

# Create a cursor object

cursor = connection.cursor(dictionary=True)

# Retrieve canteen menu items from the database

query = "SELECT * FROM canteen_menu"

cursor.execute(query)

# Fetch all menu items

menu_items = cursor.fetchall()

if menu_items:

print("Canteen Menu:")

for item in menu_items:

print(f"{item['item_id']}. {item['item_name']} - ${item['item_price']}")

else:

print("No items available in the canteen menu.")


sql table:

canteen_menu:

Tickets:

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