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SOURCE CODE Railway

This document contains the source code for a railway ticket reservation system created by three students. The code includes functions for adding trains, booking tickets, adding bills, adding workers, and displaying train, payment, bill, and worker information from the database tables.

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SOURCE CODE Railway

This document contains the source code for a railway ticket reservation system created by three students. The code includes functions for adding trains, booking tickets, adding bills, adding workers, and displaying train, payment, bill, and worker information from the database tables.

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SOURCE CODE

#project name : Railway Ticket Reservation System


#Made by : Swayam Ritiraj Dash, Anwesa Mishra, Satwik Padhee
#session : 2023-24
#Rollno. : 53,06,36 (class rollno.)

# CONNECT DATABASE

import mysql.connector as a
con = a.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd = "1234" ,database="mo_railway")
c = con.cursor()

#system password login

def signin():
print("\n")
print(" ------->>>>>>>> JAI SHRI RAM, APAN MANKU SWAGAT AMAR RAILWAY SYSTEM RE
[ Swayam,Anwesa,Satwik ] <<<<<<<<-------")
print("\n")
p = input("system password :")
if p == "sas1":
options()
else:
signin()

#working options

def options():
print("""
1. Add Train
2. Book Train
3. Add Bill
4. Add Worker
5. Display Train
6. Display Payments
7. Display Bills
8. Display Workers

""")
choice = input("select Option :")
while True:
if(choice =='1'):
AddTrain()
elif(choice =='2'):
BookTrain()
elif(choice =='3'):
AddBill()
elif(choice =='4'):
AddWorker()
elif(choice =='5'):
dTrain()
elif(choice =='6'):
dPayments()
elif(choice =='7'):
dBills()
elif(choice =='8'):
dWorker()
else:
print("Enter Again......")
options()

def AddTrain():
n = input("Train Name : ")
c = input("Cost : ")
b = input("Distance :")
d = input("Date :")
data = (n,c,b,d)
sql = 'insert into Train values(%s,%s,%s,%s)'
c = con.cursor()
c.execute(sql,data)
con.commit()
print("data inserted succesfully")
options()

def dTrain():
sql = 'select * from Train'
c = con.cursor()
c.execute(sql)
d = c.fetchall()
for i in d:
print(" Name : ",i[0])
print(" Cost : ",i[1])
print(" Distance : ",i[2])
print(" Date : ",i[3])
print("....................................................")
options()

# to add selling data into customer table

def BookTrain():
n=input("customer name:")
s=input("Train:")
py=int(input("payment:"))
d=input("date:")
p=input("phone:")
data=(n,s,py,d,p)
sql='insert into customer values(%s,%s,%s,%s,%s)'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql,data)
con.commit()
print("data inserted successfully")
options()

# to display selling data from customer table

def dPayments():
sd=input("date:")
sql='select * from customer'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql)
d=c.fetchall()
for i in d:
if i[3] == sd:
print("name:",i[0])
print("train:",i[1])
print("payment:",i[2])
print("date:",i[3])
print("phone:",i[4])
print("................................")
options()

# function to add new bills

def AddBill():
dt=input("detail:")
c=input("cost:")
d=input("date:")
data=(dt,c,d)
sql='insert into bills values(%s,%s,%s)'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql,data)
con.commit()
print("data inserted successfully")
options()

# function to display all previous bills

def dBills():
#sd=input("date:")
sql='select * from Bills'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql)
d=c.fetchall()
for i in d:
print("detail:",i[0])
print("cost:",i[1])
print("date:",i[2])
print(".................................")
options()

# function to add new worker

def AddWorker():
n=input("name:")
w=input("work:")
s=input("salary:")
data=(n,w,s)
sql='insert into worker values(%s,%s,%s)'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql,data)
con.commit()
print("data inserted successfully")
options()

# function to display all workers

def dWorker():
sql='select * from Worker'
c=con.cursor()
c.execute(sql)
d=c.fetchall()
for i in d:
print("name:",i[0])
print("work:",i[1])
print("salary:",i[2])
print("................................")
options()

signin()

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