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The document outlines a C++ console application for a Movie Ticket Booking System that allows users to view movies, book tickets, and track reservations. Key features include seat management, ticket confirmations, and persistent storage of ticket data. Future enhancements suggested include user authentication, payment integration, and a web or GUI-based interface.

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Movie Ticket Booking System

Slide 1
Title: Movie Ticket Booking System

C++ Console Application

Created by: [Your Name]

Slide 2
Project Overview

A console-based movie ticket booking system implemented in C++

Allows users to view available movies, book tickets, and track reservations
Simple but functional interface with file-based ticket storage

Slide 3
Key Features

Display available movies with showtimes

Book tickets with seat management

Generate ticket confirmations
View booking history

Persistent storage of ticket data

Slide 4
System Architecture

The system is built using two main classes:

Movie - Stores movie details and seat availability

BookingSystem - Manages the entire booking workflow

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class Movie {
public:
string title;
string showtimes[3];
int availableSeats[3];

// Methods for managing movie data

// ...
};

class BookingSystem {
private:
Movie movies[3];
public:
// Methods for booking operations
// ...
};

Slide 5
Movie Class

Stores and displays movie information:

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void displayMovie(int index) {

cout << index + 1 << ". " << title << "\n";
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
cout << " [" << i + 1 << "] " << showtimes[i]
<< " | Available Seats: " << availableSeats[i] << "\n";
}
}

Each movie has a title and 3 showtimes

Tracks available seats for each showtime

Provides formatted display of information

Slide 6
Booking System Initialization
The system initializes with predefined movies:

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BookingSystem() {
string showtimes1[] = {"10:00 AM", "2:00 PM", "6:00 PM"};
string showtimes2[] = {"11:00 AM", "3:00 PM", "7:00 PM"};
string showtimes3[] = {"12:00 PM", "4:00 PM", "8:00 PM"};

movies[0] = Movie("Avengers: Endgame", showtimes1, 50);

movies[1] = Movie("Inception", showtimes2, 40);
movies[2] = Movie("Pushpa", showtimes3, 30);
}

Slide 7
Ticket Booking Process

The booking workflow:

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void bookTicket() {
// Display available movies
showMovies();

// Get user selections

cout << "\nEnter the number of the movie you want to book: ";
cin >> movieChoice;
// ...

// Update seat availability

movies[movieChoice - 1].availableSeats[timeChoice - 1] -= seats;

// Generate and save ticket

generateTicket(movies[movieChoice - 1].title,
movies[movieChoice - 1].showtimes[timeChoice - 1],
seats);
}

Slide 8
Ticket Generation
Tickets are stored in a text file:

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void generateTicket(string movie, string showtime, int seats) {

ofstream ticketFile("ticket.txt", ios::app);

if (ticketFile.is_open()) {
ticketFile << "----------------------------\n";
ticketFile << " Movie Ticket\n";
ticketFile << "----------------------------\n";
ticketFile << "Movie: " << movie << "\n";
ticketFile << "Showtime: " << showtime << "\n";
ticketFile << "Seats: " << seats << "\n";
ticketFile << "----------------------------\n\n";

cout << "Ticket booked successfully! Check 'ticket.txt'.\n";

ticketFile.close();
}
}

Slide 9
Viewing Ticket History

Users can view their booking history:

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void displayTickets() {
ifstream ticketFile("ticket.txt");

if (ticketFile.is_open()) {
string line;
cout << "\nYour Booked Tickets:\n";
while (getline(ticketFile, line)) {
cout << line << "\n";
}
ticketFile.close();
} else {
cout << "No tickets found!\n";
}
}
Slide 10
Main Menu

The application offers a simple menu-driven interface:

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int main() {
BookingSystem system;
int choice;

while (true) {
cout << "\nMovie Ticket Booking System\n";
cout << "1. Show Movies\n";
cout << "2. Book Ticket\n";
cout << "3. View Booked Tickets\n";
cout << "4. Exit\n";
cout << "Enter your choice: ";
cin >> choice;

// Process user choice with switch statement

// ...
}
}

Slide 11
Current Seat Status (from seats.txt)

Movie 1 (Avengers: Endgame):

10:00 AM: 50/50 seats available

2:00 PM: 44/50 seats available

6:00 PM: 50/50 seats available

Movie 2 (Inception):

11:00 AM: 40/40 seats available

3:00 PM: 40/40 seats available

7:00 PM: 40/40 seats available

Movie 3 (Pushpa):
12:00 PM: 30/30 seats available

4:00 PM: 30/30 seats available

8:00 PM: 26/30 seats available

Slide 12
Future Enhancements

User authentication and accounts

Seat selection by number/position

Payment integration

Admin interface for movie management

Web or GUI-based interface

Database integration for better scalability

Slide 13
Thank You!