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Java Ording console app

The document outlines the design of a food delivery application system, detailing the classes involved in the food ordering process. Key classes include MenuItem (abstract), FoodItem, DrinkItem, Order, User, and Restaurant, each with specific attributes and methods for managing menu items, orders, and user interactions. The system allows users to browse menus, place orders, and track delivery statuses effectively.

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Java Ording console app

The document outlines the design of a food delivery application system, detailing the classes involved in the food ordering process. Key classes include MenuItem (abstract), FoodItem, DrinkItem, Order, User, and Restaurant, each with specific attributes and methods for managing menu items, orders, and user interactions. The system allows users to browse menus, place orders, and track delivery statuses effectively.

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Scenario:

You are tasked with designing a system for a food delivery application. The system should allow
users to browse a menu, place orders, and track their delivery status.

Classes and Abstraction

The system will involve the following classes, each abstracting a specific part of the food
ordering process:

1. Abstract Class: MenuItem

This class represents a generic menu item (like a dish or a drink).

●​ Attributes:
○​ name (string)
○​ price (float)
○​ description (string)
●​ Methods:
○​ get_details() (abstract method to display item details)

2. Derived Classes: FoodItem, DrinkItem

These are specific implementations of MenuItem.

●​ Attributes (Specific):
○​ FoodItem: ingredients (list of strings)
○​ DrinkItem: size (string, e.g., "Small", "Medium", "Large")
●​ Methods:
○​ Override get_details() to include specific attributes.

3. Class: Order

This class represents a customer's order.

●​ Attributes:
○​ order_id (int)
○​ items (list of MenuItem objects)
○​ status (string, e.g., "Pending", "Preparing", "Out for Delivery", "Delivered")
●​ Methods:
○​ add_item(menu_item) - Add a menu item to the order.
○​ remove_item(menu_item) - Remove a menu item.
○​ calculate_total() - Calculate the total cost of the order.
○​ update_status(new_status) - Update the order status.

4. Class: User

This class represents a user of the system.

●​ Attributes:
○​ user_id (int)
○​ name (string)
○​ order_history (list of Order objects)
●​ Methods:
○​ place_order(order) - Adds an order to the user’s order history.
○​ view_order_history() - Display all previous orders.

Class: Restaurant

This class represents the restaurant managing the system.

●​ Attributes:
○​ menu (list of MenuItem objects)
○​ orders (list of Order objects)
●​ Methods:
○​ add_to_menu(item) - Add an item to the menu.
○​ view_menu() - Display the menu.
○​ process_order(order) - Updates order status.

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