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 CP title: Railway Reservation system

Description:
The following work is an OOP course programming project, based on the core fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming. In this project clear and apt demonstration of the OOP properties like inheritance, function overloading, etc. are highlighted. This project is a Railway Reservation System which presents a user interface which provides the user with various services related to training reservation like registration, seat vacancy, cancellation, printing ticket, etc. It can also be used by an operator to add, delete, and display trains. In this project, the user can glance through all the trains available, the details about the train. Similarly, the user can book a ticket here in the UI itself. If there’s an emergency and the user wants to cancel the ticket, even that feature is present in the code. These are just some of the mere highlights of the actual project, a detailed presentation will follow in the next videos.
This work is done under the guidance of Prof.(Dr.) Swati Shilaskar and E&TC Dept., VIT, Pune.

CP report: Report link

Code link: code link

Topic 1: Demonstration, Overview and Main function
Name: Sampada Petkar
Division: TY K
Roll No.: 62
Gr. No.: 1710536
Video link: Topic 1 video link

Topic 2: Moderator Class and Functions
Name: Aditya Wyawahare
Division: TY K
Roll No.: 84
Gr. No.: 1710196
Video link: Topic 2 video link


 Topic 3: Passenger Class and Functions - I
Name: Sagar Potnis
Division: TY K
Roll No.: 63
Gr. No.: 1710924
Video link: Topic 3 video link

Topic 4: Passenger Class and Functions - II
Name: Aman Ladkat
Division: TY K
Roll No.: 45
Gr. No.: 1710679
Video link: Topic 4 video link


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