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The document outlines an Inventory System implemented in Java, featuring several classes such as Customer, Order, Transaction, Delivery, Supplier, Product, Manager, and Warehouse. Each class contains attributes and methods relevant to their roles in managing inventory, processing orders, and handling transactions. The main method initializes the system and allows for testing of object instances.

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The document outlines an Inventory System implemented in Java, featuring several classes such as Customer, Order, Transaction, Delivery, Supplier, Product, Manager, and Warehouse. Each class contains attributes and methods relevant to their roles in managing inventory, processing orders, and handling transactions. The main method initializes the system and allows for testing of object instances.

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import java.util.

Date;

public class InventorySystem {

// --- Customer Class ---


static class Customer {
private int customerID;
private String name;
private String contactInfo;

public void placeOrder() {


// logic to place order
}

public void cancelOrder() {


// logic to cancel order
}
}

// --- Order Class ---


static class Order {
private int orderID;
private Date date;
private String status;
private int amount;

public void processOrder() {


// logic to process order
}

public void cancelOrder() {


// logic to cancel order
}
}

// --- Transaction Class ---


static class Transaction {
private int transactionID;
private Date date;
private int amount;
private String paymentMethod;

public void recordTransaction() {


// logic to record transaction
}
}

// --- Delivery Class ---


static class Delivery {
private int deliveryID;
private Date date;
private String status;

public void scheduleDelivery() {


// logic to schedule delivery
}

public void updateStatus() {


// logic to update status
}
}

// --- Supplier Class ---


static class Supplier {
private int supplierID;
private String name;
private String contactInfo;

public void supplyStock() {


// logic to supply stock
}
}

// --- Product Class ---


static class Product {
private int productID;
private String name;
private String category;
private double price;

public void updateQuantity() {


// logic to update quantity
}

public void updatePrice() {


// logic to update price
}
}

// --- Manager Class ---


static class Manager {
private int managerID;
private String name;
private String role;

public void addStock() {


// logic to add stock
}
public void removeStock() {
// logic to remove stock
}

public void updateStock() {


// logic to update stock
}
}

// --- Warehouse Class ---


static class Warehouse {
private int warehouseID;
private String location;
private int capacity;

public void storeStock() {


// logic to store stock
}

public void dispatchStock() {


// logic to dispatch stock
}
}

// --- Main Method for Testing ---


public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Inventory System Initialized.");
// You can create and test object instances here
}
}

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