This repository contains all files, scripts and documentation for Multi-Paradigm Programming Shop Project.
The project contains three programmes simulating a shop. This was to be completed using two programming paradigms - Procedural Programming (POP) and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).
- OOP: Implemented using Python.
- POP: Implemented using Python and C.
The programme is a simulation of a shop and processed customer orders. The following objectives should be recreated in POP with C and Python and OOP with Python.
- Display shop stock and current cash.
- Reading and processing a customer order from a CSV file.
- Processing a live customer order through user input.
- Throw an error if an order cannot be completed due to stock shortage or insufficient funds.
- Update shop cash and stock as an order is processed.
- Identical “user experience” for each implementation.
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Inside the main project folder there are 3 subfolders.
c
- This folder contains the c implementation of the shop in POP.python oop
- This folder contains the python implementation of the shop in OOP.python proc
- This folder contains the python implementation of the shop in POP.
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stock.csv
contains the stock to create the shop. This is read in by all three implementations. -
report.pdf
which compares the similarities and differences between the procedural and the object-oriented approach. -
There are serveral CSV files which are test customer order files.
customer.csv
- This was provided in the downloaded project folder. It is a valid customer order and contains a product not stocked in the shop.not_enough.csv
- A customer order which cannot be fulfilled due to the customer ordering a quantity of Big Bags greater than the shop stocks.low_funds.csv
- A customer order which cannot be fulfilled due to the customer not having enough cash to purchase their order.valid_order.csv
- A valid customer order which can be fulfilled.
- Note:
customer.csv
andvalid_order.csv
may only be vaild and fulfilled if processed once depending on updated shop stock quantity.
- Using your browser navigate to the repository: https://github.com/kmcd14/MMP_Shop.
- Under clone, copy the repository address, as seen in the above picture, using either SSH or HTTPS
- Open your terminal and navigate to the location where you want to store the cloned directory.
- In the terminal type the command and press enter. The cloned repository is now on your machine:
$git clone git@github.com:kmcd14/MMP_Shop.git