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DEPARTMENT OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Lab assesment
Student Name: Steven Lucas UID:23BCS80318
Branch:CSE Section/Group:608 B
Semester:3rd Date of Performance:22/10/2024
Subject Name:Python Subject Code:23CSP 201

1. Aim:
Restaurant management.
Concept:
A food chain manages orders access 50 restaurants location.
Problem:
-order processing
-ingredient inventory
-menu management
Tasks:
Use sets for active orders.
Implement quick sort for order priority

2. Requirements(Hardware/Software):
Online compiler

3. Procedure:
Code.
active_orders = []

ingredient_inventory = {
'restaurant_1': {'tomatoes': 50, 'cheese': 30, 'flour': 20},
'restaurant_2': {'tomatoes': 60, 'cheese': 20, 'flour': 15},
}

menu = {
'restaurant_1': {'pizza': {'ingredients': {'flour': 2, 'cheese': 1, 'tomatoes':
2}, 'price': 15.99}},
'restaurant_2': {'pasta': {'ingredients': {'flour': 1, 'cheese': 1,
'tomatoes': 1}, 'price': 12.99}}
}

def check_inventory(restaurant, order_item):


if order_item not in menu[restaurant]:
return False
for ingredient, quantity in
menu[restaurant][order_item]['ingredients'].items():
if ingredient_inventory[restaurant].get(ingredient, 0) < quantity:
return False
return True

def update_inventory(restaurant, order_item):


for ingredient, quantity in
menu[restaurant][order_item]['ingredients'].items():
ingredient_inventory[restaurant][ingredient] -= quantity

def quicksort(orders):
if len(orders) <= 1:
return orders
pivot = orders[len(orders) // 2]
left = [x for x in orders if x['time'] < pivot['time']]
middle = [x for x in orders if x['time'] == pivot['time']]
right = [x for x in orders if x['time'] > pivot['time']]
return quicksort(left) + middle + quicksort(right)

def place_order(restaurant, order_item, time):


if check_inventory(restaurant, order_item):
order_id = len(active_orders) + 1
active_orders.append({'id': order_id, 'item': order_item, 'time':
time})
update_inventory(restaurant, order_item)
print(f"Order placed! Order ID: {order_id}")
else:
print("Sorry, we can't place your order right now due to insufficient
ingredients.")

restaurant = input("Enter restaurant (restaurant_1 or restaurant_2): ")


num_orders = int(input("Enter the number of orders you want to place:
"))

for _ in range(num_orders):
order_item = input("Enter the item you'd like to order: ")
time = float(input("Enter the time of order (e.g., 12.30 for 12:30 PM):
"))
place_order(restaurant, order_item, time)

sorted_orders = quicksort(active_orders)
print("Sorted Orders by Time of Placement:", sorted_orders)

4. Output:

5. Learning Outcome:
-Understand how to manage inventory and orders using sets and dictionaries in
Python.

-Learn to implement QuickSort to sort data based on custom criteria (e.g., time).

-Gain experience in handling user inputs for dynamic program execution.


- Develop skills in combining real-world problems with algorithmic sorting for
efficient data management.

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