This document is a project report on a Blood Donation System. It includes sections on the introduction, source code, output, requirements, advantages/disadvantages, and conclusion of the system. The system allows patients to search for available blood by group and contact donors directly. It keeps records of donors' donation history and patients who received blood. The main functions include menus for administrators, donors, and patients to manage donation/request information in the database.
This chapter will help you to demonstrate the working of the online blood bank system with the help of the diagrams, it includes DFD's ,architecture,block diagrams,ER-diagrams and state transition,table structure Etc.
Blood Bank System Peroject (website) Full Document DAV.PG COLLAGE
This document appears to be a project report submitted for a Bachelor of Science degree in IT. It includes sections like the declaration, acknowledgements, abstract, and index. The project involves developing a blood bank management system website. The report discusses the various modules of the system like admin, donor registration and search, blood cells, and blood stock. It also includes system flow diagrams, screenshots and discusses the coding used to develop the website.
Project proposal presentation(blood bank management system)Ikhtiar Khan Sohan
The document describes a proposed Blood Bank Management System (BBMS) that would allow blood banks to advertise blood donation events, track donor and blood stock records, and allow the public to make online donations and requests. The system would keep records of donors, recipients, blood donation programs, and rejected bloods. It would also alert staff when blood quantities are low or expired. The goals are to improve efficiency, allow publicizing of events and searches for donors, and provide efficient donor and stock management through a centralized database.
This document outlines a database project for a blood bank management system. It includes sections on the project proposal, requirements, scope, architecture, data flow diagram, use case diagram, system sequence diagram, class diagram, entity relationship diagram, hardware and software specifications, tools and technologies used, screenshots of tables with sample data, and examples of select, update, delete and insert queries. The overall goal is to develop software to manage the daily operations of a blood bank such as registering donors, collecting and distributing blood, and generating various reports.
The document describes an exam system that allows for online tests to be created and automatically graded. It defines two main actors - examiners and students. Examiners can create, edit and manage exams and questions, view test results, and manage student data. Students can access activated exams and view their personal results. The system uses UML diagrams to model components, deployment, use cases and class interactions. It also describes the graphic user interfaces for examiners and students, including functionality like preparing exams, viewing results, and filling tests.
The purpose of the Blood Bank Management System is to simplify and automate the process of searching for blood in case of emergency and maintain the records of blood donors, recipients, blood donation programs and blood stocks in the bank.
The document outlines the need for a systematic blood donor management system to address current issues like being time consuming, error prone, and lacking donor information. It proposes a new online system that would allow anyone to access donor data anytime from anywhere for quick searching. The system would have three user types - administrators who manage the donor database, donors who can update their own profiles, and acceptors who can search for donors. It would use tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and a MySQL database. The system aims to optimize time, costs and better serve volunteers and emergencies.
This chapter will help you to demonstrate the working of the online blood bank system with the help of the diagrams, it includes DFD's ,architecture,block diagrams,ER-diagrams and state transition,table structure Etc.
Blood Bank System Peroject (website) Full Document DAV.PG COLLAGE
This document appears to be a project report submitted for a Bachelor of Science degree in IT. It includes sections like the declaration, acknowledgements, abstract, and index. The project involves developing a blood bank management system website. The report discusses the various modules of the system like admin, donor registration and search, blood cells, and blood stock. It also includes system flow diagrams, screenshots and discusses the coding used to develop the website.
Project proposal presentation(blood bank management system)Ikhtiar Khan Sohan
The document describes a proposed Blood Bank Management System (BBMS) that would allow blood banks to advertise blood donation events, track donor and blood stock records, and allow the public to make online donations and requests. The system would keep records of donors, recipients, blood donation programs, and rejected bloods. It would also alert staff when blood quantities are low or expired. The goals are to improve efficiency, allow publicizing of events and searches for donors, and provide efficient donor and stock management through a centralized database.
This document outlines a database project for a blood bank management system. It includes sections on the project proposal, requirements, scope, architecture, data flow diagram, use case diagram, system sequence diagram, class diagram, entity relationship diagram, hardware and software specifications, tools and technologies used, screenshots of tables with sample data, and examples of select, update, delete and insert queries. The overall goal is to develop software to manage the daily operations of a blood bank such as registering donors, collecting and distributing blood, and generating various reports.
The document describes an exam system that allows for online tests to be created and automatically graded. It defines two main actors - examiners and students. Examiners can create, edit and manage exams and questions, view test results, and manage student data. Students can access activated exams and view their personal results. The system uses UML diagrams to model components, deployment, use cases and class interactions. It also describes the graphic user interfaces for examiners and students, including functionality like preparing exams, viewing results, and filling tests.
The purpose of the Blood Bank Management System is to simplify and automate the process of searching for blood in case of emergency and maintain the records of blood donors, recipients, blood donation programs and blood stocks in the bank.
The document outlines the need for a systematic blood donor management system to address current issues like being time consuming, error prone, and lacking donor information. It proposes a new online system that would allow anyone to access donor data anytime from anywhere for quick searching. The system would have three user types - administrators who manage the donor database, donors who can update their own profiles, and acceptors who can search for donors. It would use tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and a MySQL database. The system aims to optimize time, costs and better serve volunteers and emergencies.
SRS on Online Blood Bank Managment system... GCWUF
This document outlines the requirements for an online blood bank management system. The system will allow administrators to register blood donors and enter new blood details. It will track blood stock levels and facilitate blood sales and purchases. The system aims to automate the tracking of blood products from initial ordering through administration and updates to medical records. It will support routine transfusions as well as special cases and emergencies. The system requirements include specifications for hardware, software, databases, and functional modules for administrators, donors and acceptors.
This document outlines a banking management system project that includes maintaining customer accounts, deposits, withdrawals, currency conversion, and other banking tasks. The project supervisor is Ahmad Aslam and the group members are Chaudhry Sajid, Mohsin Riaz, Affan Shahzad, and Ebad Ur Rahman. The system provides customers access to create accounts, deposit and withdraw cash, and view account balances. Requirements include software like Oracle Database, hardware specifications, and functionalities like registration, transactions, inquiries, and administration. Diagrams show entity relationships and use cases. Code examples demonstrate queries and functionality.
The document describes a blood bank management system project created by Rohit, Rakesh and Chirag and guided by Prof. Channabasava. The project aims to automate the operations of a blood bank by developing software to register donors, track blood collection and distribution, and generate reports. The existing manual system is time-consuming and error-prone. The new system will make the blood bank's procedures faster, more accurate and help address issues like scarcity of rare blood groups and availability of blood during emergencies.
This is a presentation of a software project on Online Blood Banking System. It contain the objective of the project, about blood donation, how our website will look like and about the modules.
This is a project documentation titled: Online Railway Reservation System.
This documentation was submitted by me as my assignment in my 6th sem (2013) in APIIT SD INDIA, Panipat along with a full-fledged working system i.e., a website built using ASP.NET & SQL SERVER 2008
This document describes a web application for blood supply management between blood banks and hospitals. The application allows donors to register and schedule donations. It tracks the donation and testing process. Inventory is updated and hospitals can request blood supplies from the nearest blood bank. The application was designed with user roles, a database to store organization, donor, employee and schedule data, and features like automatic matching of hospital requests to blood banks, reports, and promotion tools.
this is a blood blank report for all type of engineering field .aany one who needs project regarding of php can contact on hateshpandita@gmail.com
for futher quiries.....THank u
This document provides an overview of a proposed railway reservation system project. The goals are to automate the reservation process and make it more efficient and fast. The system will include modules for train schedules, seat allocation, fare calculation, and administration features. It aims to provide security, accuracy, and reduce manual work while giving users and administrators a friendly interface. The software will use Visual Basic and MS Access, and require at least 512MB RAM and 20GB hard disk on Windows OS.
ER diagrams for blood bank management systemSoham Nanekar
It contains information for the blood bank management system,it's scope, requirements specification.
It also contains ER digram,use case diagram,class digram, sequence digram, collaboration digram, activity digram ,state chart digram, component digram and deployment digram for blood bank management system.
Blood Bank Management System Project ProposalAzmeen Gadit
This document proposes a blood bank management system project that will allow blood banks to store, process, retrieve, and analyze donor and recipient information. The project aims to help blood banks manage their operations more effectively by keeping records of blood type availability and donor/recipient details. It will use a MySQL database to store blood and user data and provide functions like searching for blood based on various criteria, managing online records of blood stock and donors, and tracking all blood group and donation information. The project intends to utilize resources efficiently, satisfy user requirements, and be delivered on schedule and budget.
This document presents an online movie ticket booking system created by five students. It describes the hardware and software requirements, procedural design including data flow diagrams and entity relationship diagram, database design with table descriptions, interface design screenshots, cost benefit analysis using function point analysis and COCOMO models, testing approach using test cases and control flow graphs, future enhancements, and conclusions. The system allows users to book movie tickets online and administrators to manage movie, theater, and screening information.
The Blood Bank Management System is a comprehensive solution that automates the workflow of a blood bank. It allows for donor registration, user access controls, blood screening, stock maintenance, blood requisition, cross matching, camp management, blood/component issue and separation, blood discard, and doctor/administrator modules. The key processes involved are blood donation, blood requisition, stock maintenance, and reporting. Donors provide blood units which are screened and stored. Hospitals can place requisition requests and be allocated cross-matched units. Inventory is automatically updated and various reports can be generated.
This document provides a software requirements specification for a Hospital Management System. It includes sections on the introduction, intended audience, product perspective, user classes and environment, functional requirements, and other non-functional requirements. The system will allow authorized users like administrators, doctors, nurses, and patients to access modules for management of hospital activities, patient records, appointments, billing, and more. It aims to automate paper-based hospital processes for improved efficiency, accuracy, and data security.
A bank ticket vending machine allows a commuter to start a session, request and receive trip information, request and provide payment information to process payment either by card or cash, and then dispenses the ticket. If paying by card and cash is provided, change is also dispensed after the ticket. The machine then displays a thank you message concluding the transaction.
This document is a project report submitted by Amit Ajit Patil to the University of Mumbai for their B.Sc. in Information Technology degree. The report details the development of an online tours and travels system for Prafulla Tours and Travels in Andheri, Mumbai. The current manual system used by Prafulla Tours has several limitations including a lack of online booking and coordination between branches. The proposed online system will address these limitations by allowing online booking, integrating all business processes, and providing quick access to information for administrators and customers. The report covers planning, design, and development phases including feasibility analysis, requirements gathering, system design diagrams, database structure, and test plans.
The document is a project report on an ATM management system created by three students. It includes sections on the abstract, introduction, system specifications, project description, feasibility study and code implementation. The system allows customers to check balances, withdraw and deposit cash through an ATM interface using a PIN for authentication. It aims to simplify banking transactions and reduce paperwork compared to a manual process.
The document describes an online bus reservation system project report submitted for an M.Sc. IT program. The project aims to develop a system that allows users to register, search and book bus tickets online. It includes requirements like managing bus, route and booking information as an admin and allowing users to select seats, book tickets and cancel bookings. The system was built using technologies like ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server 2012 and deployed on a Windows server with Chrome as the preferred browser. It features functionalities for registration, login, booking management, report generation and admin controls.
This project is useful for BCA, MSCIT and class XII students.It is useful for generating report cards of student on the basis of marks enter by the user.
SRS on Online Blood Bank Managment system... GCWUF
This document outlines the requirements for an online blood bank management system. The system will allow administrators to register blood donors and enter new blood details. It will track blood stock levels and facilitate blood sales and purchases. The system aims to automate the tracking of blood products from initial ordering through administration and updates to medical records. It will support routine transfusions as well as special cases and emergencies. The system requirements include specifications for hardware, software, databases, and functional modules for administrators, donors and acceptors.
This document outlines a banking management system project that includes maintaining customer accounts, deposits, withdrawals, currency conversion, and other banking tasks. The project supervisor is Ahmad Aslam and the group members are Chaudhry Sajid, Mohsin Riaz, Affan Shahzad, and Ebad Ur Rahman. The system provides customers access to create accounts, deposit and withdraw cash, and view account balances. Requirements include software like Oracle Database, hardware specifications, and functionalities like registration, transactions, inquiries, and administration. Diagrams show entity relationships and use cases. Code examples demonstrate queries and functionality.
The document describes a blood bank management system project created by Rohit, Rakesh and Chirag and guided by Prof. Channabasava. The project aims to automate the operations of a blood bank by developing software to register donors, track blood collection and distribution, and generate reports. The existing manual system is time-consuming and error-prone. The new system will make the blood bank's procedures faster, more accurate and help address issues like scarcity of rare blood groups and availability of blood during emergencies.
This is a presentation of a software project on Online Blood Banking System. It contain the objective of the project, about blood donation, how our website will look like and about the modules.
This is a project documentation titled: Online Railway Reservation System.
This documentation was submitted by me as my assignment in my 6th sem (2013) in APIIT SD INDIA, Panipat along with a full-fledged working system i.e., a website built using ASP.NET & SQL SERVER 2008
This document describes a web application for blood supply management between blood banks and hospitals. The application allows donors to register and schedule donations. It tracks the donation and testing process. Inventory is updated and hospitals can request blood supplies from the nearest blood bank. The application was designed with user roles, a database to store organization, donor, employee and schedule data, and features like automatic matching of hospital requests to blood banks, reports, and promotion tools.
this is a blood blank report for all type of engineering field .aany one who needs project regarding of php can contact on hateshpandita@gmail.com
for futher quiries.....THank u
This document provides an overview of a proposed railway reservation system project. The goals are to automate the reservation process and make it more efficient and fast. The system will include modules for train schedules, seat allocation, fare calculation, and administration features. It aims to provide security, accuracy, and reduce manual work while giving users and administrators a friendly interface. The software will use Visual Basic and MS Access, and require at least 512MB RAM and 20GB hard disk on Windows OS.
ER diagrams for blood bank management systemSoham Nanekar
It contains information for the blood bank management system,it's scope, requirements specification.
It also contains ER digram,use case diagram,class digram, sequence digram, collaboration digram, activity digram ,state chart digram, component digram and deployment digram for blood bank management system.
Blood Bank Management System Project ProposalAzmeen Gadit
This document proposes a blood bank management system project that will allow blood banks to store, process, retrieve, and analyze donor and recipient information. The project aims to help blood banks manage their operations more effectively by keeping records of blood type availability and donor/recipient details. It will use a MySQL database to store blood and user data and provide functions like searching for blood based on various criteria, managing online records of blood stock and donors, and tracking all blood group and donation information. The project intends to utilize resources efficiently, satisfy user requirements, and be delivered on schedule and budget.
This document presents an online movie ticket booking system created by five students. It describes the hardware and software requirements, procedural design including data flow diagrams and entity relationship diagram, database design with table descriptions, interface design screenshots, cost benefit analysis using function point analysis and COCOMO models, testing approach using test cases and control flow graphs, future enhancements, and conclusions. The system allows users to book movie tickets online and administrators to manage movie, theater, and screening information.
The Blood Bank Management System is a comprehensive solution that automates the workflow of a blood bank. It allows for donor registration, user access controls, blood screening, stock maintenance, blood requisition, cross matching, camp management, blood/component issue and separation, blood discard, and doctor/administrator modules. The key processes involved are blood donation, blood requisition, stock maintenance, and reporting. Donors provide blood units which are screened and stored. Hospitals can place requisition requests and be allocated cross-matched units. Inventory is automatically updated and various reports can be generated.
This document provides a software requirements specification for a Hospital Management System. It includes sections on the introduction, intended audience, product perspective, user classes and environment, functional requirements, and other non-functional requirements. The system will allow authorized users like administrators, doctors, nurses, and patients to access modules for management of hospital activities, patient records, appointments, billing, and more. It aims to automate paper-based hospital processes for improved efficiency, accuracy, and data security.
A bank ticket vending machine allows a commuter to start a session, request and receive trip information, request and provide payment information to process payment either by card or cash, and then dispenses the ticket. If paying by card and cash is provided, change is also dispensed after the ticket. The machine then displays a thank you message concluding the transaction.
This document is a project report submitted by Amit Ajit Patil to the University of Mumbai for their B.Sc. in Information Technology degree. The report details the development of an online tours and travels system for Prafulla Tours and Travels in Andheri, Mumbai. The current manual system used by Prafulla Tours has several limitations including a lack of online booking and coordination between branches. The proposed online system will address these limitations by allowing online booking, integrating all business processes, and providing quick access to information for administrators and customers. The report covers planning, design, and development phases including feasibility analysis, requirements gathering, system design diagrams, database structure, and test plans.
The document is a project report on an ATM management system created by three students. It includes sections on the abstract, introduction, system specifications, project description, feasibility study and code implementation. The system allows customers to check balances, withdraw and deposit cash through an ATM interface using a PIN for authentication. It aims to simplify banking transactions and reduce paperwork compared to a manual process.
The document describes an online bus reservation system project report submitted for an M.Sc. IT program. The project aims to develop a system that allows users to register, search and book bus tickets online. It includes requirements like managing bus, route and booking information as an admin and allowing users to select seats, book tickets and cancel bookings. The system was built using technologies like ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server 2012 and deployed on a Windows server with Chrome as the preferred browser. It features functionalities for registration, login, booking management, report generation and admin controls.
This project is useful for BCA, MSCIT and class XII students.It is useful for generating report cards of student on the basis of marks enter by the user.
This project is for the students of BCA, MCA,MSc-it and computer science students.This project store and maintained the records of books purchased or sell by the book storekeeper.
This document contains the source code and output for a hospital management system project in C++. It includes class definitions for patients, billing, and other functions for tasks like adding patients, creating bills, searching for patients, and managing rooms. The output shows sample functions and structure definitions used in the project code.
This document contains a summary of a project report on a canteen management system. It includes 15 sections that describe various aspects of the project such as introduction, databases, source code, outputs, requirements, advantages/disadvantages, and conclusion. The source code section lists 5 Python files that form the core of the system: canteen_menu.py, customers.py, product.py, invoice_report.py, and mainpage.py. The outputs and installation sections provide brief descriptions of the system demonstration and database/language setup.
This document appears to be a student project report on developing a police station management system using C++. It includes sections describing the files and header files used, the coding and functions developed, sample outputs, and a conclusion. The coding section shows classes and functions created to input, display, modify, delete and search criminal records stored in a binary data file.
This document is a final report submitted by Abdillah Bin Nasib to the Electrical & Electronics Engineering Department at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Engineering degree. The report details the development of a continuous remote blood pressure monitoring system. The system uses a wireless module to measure blood pressure via an oscillometric method and transmit the readings wirelessly to be displayed at a nurse station. The report includes sections on certification, acknowledgments, abstract, table of contents, introduction, literature review, methodology, results and discussion, and conclusions.
This document contains source code and documentation for a Salary Management System project. The system allows administrators to manage employee records and salaries. Key functionality includes adding, modifying, deleting employee records and printing salary reports. The document includes sections on project requirements, advantages/disadvantages, system design, and source code with comments. The source code implements classes for employees and salaries, and functions for input, output, search, and update of employee and salary records stored in data files.
This document provides acknowledgements and thanks for those who helped with a hospital management database project. It thanks the teacher, friends, and seniors for their guidance, encouragement, information and experience during the project preparation. It includes the C++ code for the hospital management database program, which implements a queue to manage patients in different hospital departments like heart, lung, and plastic surgery. Users can add, remove, view patients and switch between departments using the program.
This document is a project report on a Gas Booking System. It includes an acknowledgement section thanking those who provided guidance. It also includes a certificate section certifying the completion of the project. The content section lists the different parts of the project like introduction, source code, output, requirements, advantages/disadvantages and conclusion. The objective of the software is to computerize the manual system of a Gas Agency to make transactions faster and easier. It replaces paper work and provides easy management and navigation.
Design various classes and write a program to computerize the billing.pdfsktambifortune
Design various classes and write a program to computerize the billing system of a hospital.
Design the class doctor Type, inherited from the class personType, defined in Chapter 10, with
an additional data member to store a doctor\'s specialty. Add appropriate constructors and
member functions to initialize, access, and manipulate the data members. Design the class bill
Type with data members to store a patient\'s ID and a patient\'s hospital charges, such as
pharmacy charges for medicine, doctor\'s fee, and room charges. Add appropriate constructors
and member functions to initialize, access, and manipulate the data members. Design the class
patientType, inherited from the class personType, defined in Chapter 10, with additional data
members to store a patient\'s ID, age, date of birth, attending physician\'s name, the date when
the patient was admitted in the hospital, and the date when the patient was discharged from the
hospital. (Use the class dateType to store the date of birth, admit date, discharge date, and the
class doctorType to store the attending physician\'s name.) Add appropriate constructors and
member functions to initialize, access, and manipulate the data members. Write a program to
test your classes.
Solution
Please find the code for the given problem with required classes
//billType.cpp
#include \"billType.h\"
billType::billType(int ID, double Med, double pDrF, double room_Charge)
{
PtID = ID;
MedChg = Med;
DrF = pDrF;
RmChg = room_Charge;
}
void billType::setMedChg(double Med)
{
MedChg = Med;
}
double billType::getMedChg() const
{
return MedChg;
}
void billType::setDrF(double pDrF)
{
DrF = pDrF;
}
double billType::getDrF() const
{
return DrF;
}
void billType::setRmChg(double pRmChg)
{
RmChg = pRmChg;
}
double billType::getRmChg() const
{
return RmChg;
}
//billType.h
#ifndef billType_H
#define billType_H
#include
#include
using namespace std;
class billType
{
private :
int PtID;
double MedChg;
double DrF;
double RmChg;
public:
billType(int PtID = 0, double MedChg = 0, double DrF = 0, double RmChg = 0);
void setMedChg(double MedChg);
double getMedChg() const;
void setDrF(double DrF);
double getDrF() const;
void setRmChg(double RmChg);
double getRmChg() const;
};
#endif billType_H
//dateType.cpp
#include
#include \"dateType.h\"
using namespace std;
void dateType::setDate(int Month, int Day, int Year)
{
nMnth = Month;
nDay = Day;
nYr = Year;
}
int dateType::getDay() const
{
return nDay;
}
int dateType::getMonth() const
{
return nMnth;
}
int dateType::getYear() const
{
return nYr;
}
void dateType::printDate() const
{
cout << nMnth << \"-\" << nDay << \"-\" << nYr;
}
//Constructor with parameters
dateType::dateType(int Month, int Day, int Year)
{
nMnth = Month;
nDay = Day;
nYr = Year;
}
//dateType.h
#ifndef dateType_H
#define dateType_H
class dateType
{
public:
void setDate(int Month, int Day, int Year);
int getDay() const;
int getMonth() const;
int getYear() const;
void printDate() const;
dateType(int Month = 1, int Day = 1, .
This document describes a C++ program for managing patient data at City Hospital Mungaoli. The program allows users to add, remove, and view patient records across three departments - Heart, Lung, and Plastic Surgery. It stores patient first name, last name, and Aadhar number. The main menu lets the user select a department to access department-specific functions like adding normal/critical patients, retrieving the next patient, removing deceased patients, and viewing the patient list.
Cosmetics Shop Management System is a complete solution for managing a Shop, in other words, an enhanced tool that assists in organizing the day-to-day activities of a Shop. There is the need of an application for efficient management and handling customer orders. This Cosmetics Shop Management System keeps every record Shop and reducing paperwork
This project report on canteen management system in c++, for the BCA, MCA and class XII computer science students.This project helps to accept the details of canteen product and maintained the records of product sell or purchased.
1) According to Cudd and Jones, the term sexism refers to which .docxdorishigh
1) According to Cudd and Jones, the term 'sexism' refers to which of the following?
a. The unjustified systemic disadvantage faced by women.
b. Anything that involves treating men and women differently.
c. Anything that makes women less well-off than men.
d. The widely held belief that women are inferior to men and deserve less.
2) According to Frye, what is a double bind?
a) It is a situation where choices are reduced to a few, and all of those choices have bad outcomes.
b) The double bind is a kind of knot used by sailors.
c) It is a situation where the choices of an oppressor bind the oppressed.
d) It is situation where one is bound by multiple social forces and has no choice in what to do.
3) What is the purpose of Frye's discussion of the custom of men opening doors for women?
a) To illustrate an example of a double bind.
b) To show that some customs based on gender are okay when helpful.
c) To show that if a man ever opens a door for a woman, he is being sexist.
d) To illustrate the difference between macroscopic and microscopic modes of analysis.
4) Which of the following best characterizes the role of sex in advertising according to Bordo?
a) Sex doesn't really play a noticeable role in advertising, which is about getting information about a product into the world.
b) Women's eating serves as a metaphor for sexual experience, while men's sexual appetite is a metaphor for their hunger.
c) Sexual desire is natural for men so it is openly depicted, but for women such desire must be hidden through subtle hints.
d) Sex sells, so putting attractive members of the opposite sex near product will lead to positive attitudes toward the product.
5) Which of the following possible causes of poverty does "The End of Poverty" emphasize?
a) Colonialism as it transformed from political to contemporary economic forms
b) Political corruption in countries with developing economies
c) Bad education and work habits among citizens of developing nations
d) Greed on the part of owners of major companies
6) "The Debt of Dictators" suggests that the US and other developed nations had which of the following roles in creating the debt of dictators?
a) Developed nations were largely uninvolved in the debt of dictators
b) Developed nations were usually forced to loan money to dictators for humanitarian reasons
c) Developed nations willingly lent money to corrupt dictators because it was profitable to do so
d) Developed nations borrowed money from dictators to fund extravagant social welfare programs
7) Which of the following best characterizes Pogge's thesis?
a) Most people in the US are actively harming those impoverished around the world, and consequently have an obligation to alleviate poverty
b) Most people in the US can help the impoverished around the world at little cost; while they are not obligated to do so, they would be more virtuous if they did so
c) Most people in the US are uninvolved in global injustice, and are not in a position to do anything ...
This document appears to be a computer science project report for a sales management system created in C++. It includes a certificate page, table of contents, and sections on acknowledgements, introduction to C++ and the project, program flow, source code, and screenshots. The source code provided implements classes for menu, products, and accounts to manage functions for the main menu, product items, and billing.
Library Management Project (computer science) class 12RithuJ
This project descibes the Library management system.This includes the code, its output and the applications. This software has main menu, admin menu that has provision to create student & book record, display student & book record, modify student & book record, delete student & book record .
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AECS Kudankulam
@author Jane Programmer @cwid 123 45 678 @classtroutmanboris
This document provides the code and comments for a C++ program that tests the construction and functionality of a binary search tree data structure. The main() function contains code to test constructing an empty tree, inserting nodes, checking the size and printing the tree, and clearing the tree. Comments provide descriptions of the program and the parameters and return value for main(). The code tests functions for inserting nodes, getting the size, printing the tree, and clearing it. Assertions confirm the expected behavior.
[E-Dev-Day 2014][5/16] C++ and JavaScript bindings for EFL and Elementary EnlightenmentProject
[E-Dev-Day 2014][5/16] C++ and JavaScript bindings for EFL and Elementary
at Enlightenment Developers Day 2014
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This document contains source code for a computer shop management system project. It includes functions for adding, modifying, deleting, and searching computer product records in a database. It also contains functions for generating sales invoices and reports. The main menu allows selecting between product management, sales/purchases, and reports generation. Overall, the source code provides a way to manage the entire operations of a computer shop using a database to store product and sales information.
Development of an interactive car sale system which lets a user to find a car and its details is the main objective of this project. The administrators can access, enter, modify and delete the details of every car. Administrators are responsible of maintaining the details of vehicles like the Manufacturer information,
This document contains the source code for a book shop management system project. It includes functions for adding, modifying, deleting book records from the database, and searching books by various criteria. It also includes functions for generating reports on book sales and purchases and printing invoices. The source code uses Python and connects to a MySQL database to manage the book data.
1) The document discusses various Python flow control statements including if, if-else, nested if-else, and elif statements with examples of using these to check conditions and execute code blocks accordingly.
2) Examples include programs to check number comparisons, even/odd numbers, positive/negative numbers, and using nested if-else for multi-level checks like checking triangle validity.
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2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to convey my heartful thanks to
……………………… (Computer Science) who
always gave valuable suggestions & guidance for
completion of my project.
He helped me to understand & remember important
details of the project. My project has been a success
only because of his guidance.
I am especially indented & I am also beholden to my
friends. And finally I thank to the members of my
family for their support & encouragement.
3. CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that ……………………….. of
……… of
…………………………………………………
……. has completed his project under my
supervision. He has taken proper care & shown
sincerity in completion of this project.
I certify that this project is up to my
expectation & as per the guideline issued by
CBSE.
……………………………..
(Computer Science faculty )
5. This project BLOOD DONATION SYSTEM includes some facilities for
the patients to search and get the required blood from the blood
bank and if there is no blood available for the patients the
blood bank provide the other group blood that is compatible
for the patients and the patient can also search the donors
according to their blood group and can directly contact to the
donors also on the basis of city or blood group.
This software keep the records of all the donors and their
information about how many time they donated the blood to
the blood bank with the dates of donation of blood.
The blood bank keeps the records of the patient to whom the
blood is given for the future records if needed by the
management.
6. //***************************************************************
// HEADER FILE USED IN PROJECT
//****************************************************************
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<process.h>
#include<fstream.h>
#include<iomanip.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<ctype.h>
struct otherinfo
{
char mobno[15];
char email[70];
char bloodgroup[5];
char status;
};
//name structure
struct nameinfo
{
char fname[20];
char lname[20];
int age;
};
// address structure
struct address
{
int hno;
char city[35];
char state[15];
};
//date structure
struct dateinfo
{
int dd;
int mm;
int yy;
};
struct donardate
{
char donarreg[25];
dateinfo dt;
};
//******************FUNCTION PROTOTYPE****************
void intromain();
int getdonarno();
int checkpass();
8. intromain();
gotoxy(5,7);
cout<<"----------------The Blood Group System-------------------------";
gotoxy(2,8);
cout<<"There are four major blood groups determined by the presence or";
gotoxy(2,9);
cout<<"absence of two antigens – A and B – on the surface of red blood cells:";
gotoxy(2,11);
cout<<"Group A – has only the A antigen on red cells (and B antibody in the plasma)";
gotoxy(2,13);
cout<<"Group B – has only the B antigen on red cells (and A antibody in the plasma)";
gotoxy(2,15);
cout<<"Group AB – has both A and B antigens on red cells (but neither A nor B antibody in the plasma)";
gotoxy(2,18);
cout<<"Group O – has neither A nor B antigens on red cells (but both A and B antibody are in the plasma)";
gotoxy(5,20);
cout<<"================================================================";
objiff.close();
}
//***************donar's class**********************************
class donar
{
int dono;
char donar_regist[15];
nameinfo nm;
address add;
dateinfo date1;
otherinfo other;
public:
donar()
{
dono=0;
};
//*********set all the variables
void setfullname(nameinfo n)
{
strcpy(nm.fname,n.fname);
strcpy(nm.lname,n.lname);
}
void setage(int ag)
{
nm.age=ag;
}
void setaddress(address ad1)
{
add.hno=ad1.hno;
strcpy(add.city,ad1.city);
strcpy(add.state,ad1.state);
}
void setmobileno(char mb[15])
{
strcpy(other.mobno,mb);
}
void setemail(char eid[75])
{
strcpy(other.email,eid);
}
void setblodgrp(char bg[5])
{
strcpy(other.bloodgroup,bg);
}
//*********set all the variables
char *getdonarreg()
10. gotoxy(15,19);
cin>>other.mobno;
gotoxy(1,20);
cout<<"E-MAIL(IF NO ENTER "NO"):";
gotoxy(30,20);
cin>>other.email;
if(strcmp(other.email,"NO")==0||strcmp(other.email,"no")==0)
strcpy(other.email,"NO EMAIL ID");
gotoxy(1,21);
cout<<"BLOOD GROUP(A+ , A- , B+ , B- , O+ , O- , AB+ , AB- ):";
gotoxy(5,22);
cin>>other.bloodgroup;
other.status='Y';
}
//input fuction for donar information
//****************display donars information in a box
void display_donar_rectangle()
{
gotoxy(5,7);
cout<<"======================================================================";
gotoxy(1,8);
cout<<"DONAR REG:";
gotoxy(12,8);
cout<<donar_regist;
gotoxy(25,8);
cout<<"NAME:";
gotoxy(30,8);
cout<<" "<<nm.fname;
gotoxy(40,8);
cout<<"- "<<nm.lname;
gotoxy(60,8);
cout<<"AGE:";
gotoxy(65,8);
cout<<nm.age;
gotoxy(1,9);
cout<<"ADDRESS::";
gotoxy(10,9);
cout<<add.hno<<"-";
gotoxy(15,9);
cout<<add.city;
cout<<","<<add.state;
gotoxy(1,10);
cout<<"MOBILE NO:";
gotoxy(12,10);
cout<<other.mobno;
gotoxy(1,11);
cout<<"E-MAIL:";
gotoxy(10,11);
cout<<other.email;
gotoxy(40,10);
cout<<"BLOOD GROUP:";
gotoxy(60,10);
cout<<other.bloodgroup;
gotoxy(5,12);
cout<<"======================================================================";
}
//****************show all donars with blood groups row wise
void showalldonarsrowwise(int c)
{
gotoxy(1,c);
cout<<donar_regist<<setw(8)<<nm.fname<<"-"<<nm.lname<<setw(10)<<nm.age<<setw(5)<<add.hno<<"-"<<add.city<<","<<a
dd.state<<setw(15)<<other.mobno<<setw(5)<<other.bloodgroup;
gotoxy(1,c+1);
cout<<"------------------------------------------------------------------------";
}
//****************show all donars with blood groups row wise
11. int getdono()
{
return dono;
}
char *getfname()
{
return nm.fname;
}
char *getgroup()
{
return other.bloodgroup;
}
char *getcity()
{
return add.city;
}
char getstatus()
{
return other.status;
}
};
//***************donar's class**********************************
//**************
//***************patient's class**********************************
class patient
{
char pno[15];
nameinfo pnm;
address padd;
otherinfo pother;
int no_of_bottle;
dateinfo pdate1;
public:
//****************show all donars with blood groups row wise
void showallpatientsrowwise(int c)
{
gotoxy(1,c);
cout<<pno<<setw(8)<<pnm.fname<<"-"<<pnm.lname<<setw(10)<<pnm.age<<setw(5)<<padd.hno<<"-"<<padd.city<<","<<pad
d.state<<setw(15)<<pother.mobno<<setw(5)<<pother.bloodgroup;
gotoxy(1,c+1);
cout<<"------------------------------------------------------------------------";
}
//****************show all donars with blood groups row wise
//input fuction for patients information
void create_patient(char bloodgr[5])
{
gotoxy(5,7);
cout<<"====================PATIENT'S INFORMATION==============================";
gotoxy(1,8);
cout<<"PAT.NO:";
gotoxy(10,8);
cin>>pno;
gotoxy(20,8);
cout<<"FIRST NAME:";
gotoxy(32,8);
cin>>pnm.fname;
gotoxy(48,8);
cout<<"LAST NAME:";
gotoxy(60,8);
cin>>pnm.lname;
gotoxy(10,9);
cout<<"AGE:";
gotoxy(20,9);
cin>>pnm.age;
gotoxy(10,10);
cout<<"-----------------PATIENT'S ADDRESS DETAIL'S---------------------";
12. gotoxy(1,12);
cout<<"HOUSE NO:";
gotoxy(12,12);
cin>>padd.hno;
gotoxy(18,12);
cout<<"ADDRESS:";
gotoxy(30,12);
cin>>padd.city;
gotoxy(55,12);
cout<<"STATE:";
gotoxy(65,12);
cin>>padd.state;
gotoxy(10,14);
cout<<"-----------------DATE OF BLOOD GIVEN TO PATIENT--------------------";
gotoxy(10,15);
cout<<"DATE(dd/mm/yyyy):";
gotoxy(30,15);
cin>>pdate1.dd;
gotoxy(35,15);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(40,15);
cin>>pdate1.mm;
gotoxy(45,15);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(50,15);
cin>>pdate1.yy;
gotoxy(10,17);
cout<<"-----------------OTHER INFORMATION----------------------";
gotoxy(1,18);
cout<<"MOBILE NO:";
gotoxy(15,18);
cin>>pother.mobno;
gotoxy(1,19);
cout<<"E-MAIL(IF NO ENTER "NO"):";
gotoxy(30,19);
cin.getline(pother.email,70);
if(strcmp(pother.email,"NO")==0||strcmp(pother.email,"no")==0)
strcpy(pother.email,"NO EMAIL ID");
gotoxy(1,20);
no_of_bottle=1;
strcpy(pother.bloodgroup,bloodgr);;
pother.status='Y';
}
//input fuction for patients information
char *getpno()
{
return pno;
}
dateinfo getdate()
{
return pdate1;
}
int pdd()
{
return pdate1.dd;
}
int pmm()
{
return pdate1.mm;
}
int pyy()
{
return pdate1.yy;
}
char getstatus()
{
return pother.status;
13. }
};
//***************patient's class**********************************
//***************blood storage class**********************************
class bloodstore
{
int blstno;
char bloodgroup[5];
int qty;
char status;
public:
void add_bloodstore(int blno,char blgr[5],int qtty)
{
blstno=blno;
strcpy(bloodgroup,blgr);
qty=qtty;
status='Y';
}
void setbloodqty()
{
qty=qty+1;
}
int getblstno()
{
return blstno;
}
int getqty()
{
return qty;
}
char getstatus()
{
return status;
}
char *getbloodgroup()
{
return bloodgroup;
}
};
//***************blood storage class**********************************
//***************************************************************
// THE MAIN FUNCTION OF PROGRAM
//****************************************************************
void main()
{
char ch;
intro();
if(checkpass()==0)
{
do
{
//****************TEMPORARY***********************
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================MAIN MENU====================";
gotoxy(28,7);
cout<<"01. BLOOD DONATION INFO./creating blood qty file";
gotoxy(28,8);
cout<<"02. ADMINISTRATOR";
gotoxy(28,9);
cout<<"03. EXIT";
gotoxy(20,10);
cout<<"==============================================";
gotoxy(25,12);
cout<<"Please Select Your Option (1-3) ";
gotoxy(30,14);
14. ch=getche();
switch(ch)
{
case '1': clrscr();
stockbloodonetime();
getch();
break;
case '2': admin_menu();
break;
case '3':exit(0);
default :cout<<"a";
}
}while(ch!='3');
}else
{
exit(0);
}
}
//***************************************************************
// THE MAIN FUNCTION OF PROGRAM
//****************************************************************
//***************main intro
void intromain()
{ clrscr();
gotoxy(1,2);
cout<<"*************************BLOOD******DONATION********SYSTEM********************";
gotoxy(1,3);
cout<<"******************************************************************************";
}
//***************main intro
//******************************login name and password****************
int checkpass()
{
char nm[20];
char pass[10];
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,20);
cout<<"PLEASE ENTER THE USER NAME:";
gotoxy(20,21);
cin>>nm;
clrscr();
gotoxy(20,20);
cout<<"PLEASE ENTER THE PASSWORD:";
gotoxy(20,21);
cin>>pass;
if(strcmp(nm,"admin")==0 && strcmp(pass,"vicky")==0)
{
return 0;
}else
{
return 1;
}
}
//********************************************************************
//***************************************************************
// INTRODUCTION FUNCTION
//****************************************************************
void intro()
{ clrscr();
gotoxy(4,2);
cout<<"****************************BLOOD DONATION******************************";
gotoxy(12,4);
cout<<"===========================================================";
gotoxy(5,5);
cout<<"****************************S=Y=S=T=E=M********************************";
15. gotoxy(50,10);
cout<<"PROJECT:";
gotoxy(50,12);
cout<<"MADE BY : --------------------";
gotoxy(10,14);
cout<<"---------------CLASS : XII A--------------------";
getch();
}
//***************************************************************
// ADMINSTRATOR MENU FUNCTION
//****************************************************************
void admin_menu()
{
clrscr();
char ch2;
//int num;
//************************************************************
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================ADMIN MENU====================";
gotoxy(22,7);
cout<<"1.DONAR INFORMATION";
gotoxy(22,8);
cout<<"2.BLOOD TO PATIENTS INFORMATION";
gotoxy(22,9);
cout<<"3.REPORTS";
gotoxy(22,10);
cout<<"4.BACK TO MAIN MENU";
gotoxy(22,11);
cout<<"Please Enter Your Choice (1-4) ";
gotoxy(22,12);
//**********************************************************
ch2=getche();
switch(ch2)
{
case '1':
donar_menu();
break;
case '2':
//*****************search for blood
char bldgroup[15];
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE BLOOD GROUP(QTY) TO BE SEARCHED(WITH COMPATIBILITY):";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>bldgroup;
//display_bloodavailable(bldgroup);
if(display_bloodavailable2(bldgroup)==0)
{
patients_menu(bldgroup);
}else
{
gotoxy(5,18);
cout<<"SORRY BLOOD NOT IN STOCK";
}
break;
case '3':
donar_report_menu();
break;
default:
cout<<"a";//admin_menu();
}
}
//***************************************************************
// DONARS INFORMATION ADD / MODIFY / DELETE
16. //****************************************************************
void donar_menu()
{
clrscr();
char ch2;
char regno[5];
//************************************************************
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================DONAR'S MENU====================";
gotoxy(22,7);
cout<<"1.ADD DONAR INFORMATION";
gotoxy(22,8);
cout<<"2.MODIFY DONAR INFORMATION";
gotoxy(22,9);
cout<<"3.DELETE DONAR INFORMATION";
gotoxy(22,10);
cout<<"4.BACK TO MAIN MENU";
gotoxy(22,11);
cout<<"Please Enter Your Choice (1-4) ";
gotoxy(22,12);
//**********************************************************
ch2=getche();
switch(ch2)
{
case '1': clrscr();
donar_new_old();
break;
case '2':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE REG. NO. OF DONAR TO BE SEARCHED:";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>regno;
modify_donarinfo(regno);
break;
case '3':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE REG. NO. OF DONAR TO BE SEARCHED AND DELETE:";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>regno;
delete_donarinfo(regno);
break;
default:
cout<<"a";//admin_menu();
}
}
//***************************************************************
//*************donars registration or already registered
void donar_new_old()
{
clrscr();
char ch2;
//int num;
char regno[15];
//************************************************************
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================DONAR'S MENU====================";
gotoxy(22,7);
cout<<"1.NEW DONAR REGISTRATION";
gotoxy(22,8);
17. cout<<"2.ALREADY REGISTERED";
gotoxy(22,9);
cout<<"3.BACK TO MAIN MENU";
gotoxy(22,10);
cout<<"Please Enter Your Choice (1-4) ";
gotoxy(22,11);
//**********************************************************
ch2=getche();
switch(ch2)
{
case '1': clrscr();
write_donars();
break;
case '2':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================ALREADY REGISTERED====================";
gotoxy(5,7);
cout<<"ENTER THE DONARS REGISTERED NO:";
gotoxy(40,7);
cin>>regno;
write_donar_ALREDYREG(regno);
break;
default:
cout<<"a";//admin_menu();
}
}
//*************donars registration or already registered
//***************************************************************
// donar's reports
//****************************************************************
void donar_report_menu()
{
clrscr();
char ch2;
char regno[15];
char bldgroup[5],cty[35];
dateinfo dtvalue2;
//************************************************************
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(20,6);
cout<<"=================REPORTS====================";
gotoxy(22,7);
cout<<"1.ALL DONAR INFORMATION BLOOD GROUP WISE";
gotoxy(22,8);
cout<<"2.ALL DONAR INFORMATION CITY WISE";
gotoxy(22,9);
cout<<"3.ALL BLOOD GROUP WITH AVAILABILITY";
gotoxy(22,10);
cout<<"4.DISPLAY DONAR INFORMATION WITH DATE OF DONATIONS";
gotoxy(22,11);
cout<<"5.DISPLAY PATIENTS INFORMATION WITH BLOOD INFO. DATE WISE";
gotoxy(22,12);
cout<<"6.DISPLAY BLOOD GROUP WITH QUANTITY";
gotoxy(22,13);
cout<<"7.BACK TO MAIN MENU";
gotoxy(22,14);
cout<<"Please Enter Your Choice (1-7) ";
gotoxy(22,15);
//**********************************************************
ch2=getche();
switch(ch2)
{
18. case '1':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE BLOOD GROUP TO BE SEARCHED(WITH COMPATIBILITY):";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>bldgroup;
displaybloodgroupwise(bldgroup);
break;
case '2':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE CITY WISE SEARCH OF DONARS:";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>cty;
searchdonarcitywise(cty);
break;
case '6':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE BLOOD GROUP(QTY) TO BE SEARCHED(WITH COMPATIBILITY):";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>bldgroup;
display_bloodavailable(bldgroup);
break;
case '4':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE REG. NO. OF DONAR TO BE SEARCHED:";
gotoxy(55,9);
cin>>regno;
displaydonarwithlist(regno);
break;
case '5':
clrscr();
intromain();
gotoxy(10,8);
cout<<"*****ENTER THE DATE OF BLOOD GIVEN TO PATIENTS:";
gotoxy(10,10);
cout<<"DATE(dd/mm/yyyy):";
gotoxy(30,10);
cin>>dtvalue2.dd;
gotoxy(35,10);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(40,10);
cin>>dtvalue2.mm;
gotoxy(45,10);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(50,10);
cin>>dtvalue2.yy;
displaypatientdetails(dtvalue2);
break;
case '3':
display_bloodstock();
default:
cout<<"a";//admin_menu();
}
}
//*****************add new registered donars information
void write_donars()
{
ofstream objoff;
donar donarobj;
donardate donalist;
19. objoff.open("donars.dat",ios::binary|ios::app);
ofstream objofflist("donarlist.dat",ios::binary|ios::app);
clrscr();
intromain();
int rnn=getdonarno();
char getprv_regno[15];
strcpy(getprv_regno,getreg());
if(strcmp(getprv_regno,"NULL")!=0)
{
gotoxy(5,4);
cout<<"Previous REGNO: "<<getprv_regno;
}
if(rnn>10000)
{
rnn=1;
}
donarobj.create_donar(rnn);
objoff.write((char*)&donarobj,sizeof(donarobj));
//************write to donar list also
strcpy(donalist.donarreg,donarobj.getdonarreg());
donalist.dt=donarobj.getdate();
objofflist.write((char*)&donalist,sizeof(donalist));
objoff.close();
objofflist.close();
gotoxy(10,24);
cout<<"***************DONARS RECORD SAVED******************* ";
//********send the blood group to the bloodstock file
write_bloodstock(donarobj.getbloodname());
//************************************************
cin.ignore();
getch();
}
//*****************add new registered donars information
//************get thje donars last number****************
char *getreg()
{
ifstream objiff;
donar st;
int count=0;
char tmpregno[15];
objiff.open("donars.dat",ios::binary);
objiff.seekg(0,ios::beg);
if(!objiff)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
}
//**************temporary hiding these lines
while(objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(donar)))
{
count++;
}
//***********jump to the last line
objiff.seekg(count-sizeof(st),ios::beg);
objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(donar));
strcpy(tmpregno,st.getdonarreg());
objiff.close();
if(count!=0)
return tmpregno;
else
return "NULL";
}
//************get thje donars last number****************
//******************all the donars fuction details****************************
//******************generate the number
20. int getdonarno()
{
ifstream objiff;
donar st;
int count=0;
objiff.open("donars.dat",ios::binary);
objiff.seekg(0,ios::beg);
if(!objiff)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
}
//**************temporary hiding these lines
while(objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(donar)))
{
count++;
}
//***********jump to the last line
objiff.seekg(count-sizeof(st),ios::beg);
objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(donar));
count=st.getdono();
count++;
objiff.close();
return count;
}
//****************generate the donars number
//**************write the donars dates who is already registered
void write_donar_ALREDYREG(char rgno[15])
{
/*
struct donardate
{
char donarreg[25];
dateinfo dt;
};
*/
dateinfo date1;
donar dr;
int flag=0;
donardate donalist;
ifstream fp;
fp.open("donars.dat",ios::binary);
ofstream objoff("donarlist.dat",ios::binary|ios::app);
if(!fp)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(donar)))
{
if(strcmp(dr.getdonarreg(),rgno)==0)
{
clrscr();
intromain();
dr.display_donar_rectangle();
flag=1;
strcpy(donalist.donarreg,dr.getdonarreg());
}
}
fp.close();
if(flag==0)
{cout<<"nnrecord not exist";
getch();
}else
{
gotoxy(5,14);
cout<<"ENTER THE DATE OF BLOOD DOATION:";
gotoxy(10,16);
21. cout<<"DATE(dd/mm/yyyy):";
gotoxy(30,16);
cin>>date1.dd;
gotoxy(35,16);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(40,16);
cin>>date1.mm;
gotoxy(45,16);
cout<<"/";
gotoxy(50,16);
cin>>date1.yy;
donalist.dt.dd=date1.dd;
donalist.dt.mm=date1.mm;
donalist.dt.yy=date1.yy;
objoff.write((char*)&donalist,sizeof(donalist));
objoff.close();
//********send the blood group to the bloodstock file
write_bloodstock(dr.getbloodname());
//************************************************
}
}
//**************write the donars dates who is already registered
//**********donar name and list of blood donation
void displaydonarwithlist(char rgno[15])
{
ifstream fp;
fp.open("donars.dat",ios::binary);
ifstream objiff("donarlist.dat",ios::binary);
donardate donalist;
donar dr;
int flag=-1;
if(!fp)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(donar)))
{
if(strcmp(dr.getdonarreg(),rgno)==0)
{
clrscr();
intromain();
dr.display_donar_rectangle();
flag=1;
strcpy(donalist.donarreg,dr.getdonarreg());
}
}
fp.close();
if(flag==1)
{
gotoxy(5,13);
cout<<"-------------------LIST OF BLOOD DONATED BY DONAR---------------------";
int c1=14;
int no1=1;
int y1=0;
while(objiff.read((char*)&donalist,sizeof(donardate)))
{
if(strcmp(rgno,donalist.donarreg)==0)
{
if(y1<=2)
{
donarlist(c1,donalist,y1,no1);
y1++;
no1++;
}else
22. {
y1=0;
c1++;
no1++;
}
}
}
}
objiff.close();
getch();
}
//**********donar name and list of blood donation
//************blood stock list
void display_bloodstock()
{
ifstream objiff("bloodstock.dat",ios::binary);
storeblood blstk;
if(!objiff)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
clrscr();
intromain();
int c1=5;
gotoxy(5,c1);
c1++;
cout<<"BLOODNO"<<setw(18)<<"BLOOD GROUP"<< setw(20)<<"QUANTITY";
while(objiff.read((char*)&blstk,sizeof(blstk)))
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<blstk.blno<<setw(18)<<blstk.bloodgroup<<setw(20)<<blstk.qty;
c1++;
}
objiff.close();
getch();
}
//************blood stock list
//*******************display blood group wise with compatibility
void displaybloodgroupwise(char bgp[5])
{
ifstream fp;
fp.open("donars.dat",ios::binary);
donar dr;
if(!fp)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
clrscr();
intromain();
int c1=7;
gotoxy(1,5);
cout<<"REG No."<<setw(15)<<"NAME OF DONAR"<<setw(5)<<"AGE"<<setw(12)<<"------
ADDRESS-------"<<setw(18)<<"MOBILE NO."<<setw(12)<<"BLOOD GROUP";
gotoxy(1,6);
cout<<"========================================================================";
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(donar)))
{
if(strcmp(dr.getbloodname(),bgp)==0)
28. // fp.seekp(fpos-sizeof(donar),ios::beg);
dr.display_donar_rectangle();
fp.close();
//*******deletion of the records starts from here
gotoxy(1,15);
cout<<"*****************************************************************************";
gotoxy(5,16);
cout<<"======DO YOU WANT TO DELETE THE RECORDS GIVEN ABOVE[YES(Y) OR NO (N)========";
gotoxy(2,17);
cin>>ch;
if (toupper(ch)=='Y')
{
ofstream outFile;
outFile.open("Temp1.dat",ios::binary);
ifstream objiff("donars.dat",ios::binary);
objiff.seekg(0,ios::beg);
while(objiff.read((char *) &dr, sizeof(donar)))
{
if(strcmp(dr.getdonarreg(),regno)!=0)
{
outFile.write((char *) &dr, sizeof(donar));
}
}
outFile.close();
objiff.close();
remove("donars.dat");
rename("Temp1.dat","donars.dat");
//againopenandclose();
gotoxy(30,20);
cout<<"----------------------------Record Deleted----------------------------------";
getch();
}
}
//***********************delete record ends************************************
}
//***************delete donars information
//****************modification of donar information
void modify_donarinfo(char regno[5])
{
char ch2;
clrscr();
intromain();
fstream fp;
fp.open("donars.dat",ios::binary|ios::in|ios::out);
//donardate donalist;
donar dr;
nameinfo nminfo;
address ad1;
char mb[15],eid[75],bg[5];
int fpos=-1,ag=0;
int flag=-1,flagblood=-1;
if(!fp)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(donar)))
{
if(strcmp(dr.getdonarreg(),regno)==0)
29. {
//clrscr();
//intromain();
//dr.display_donar_rectangle();
flag=1;
//strcpy(donalist.donarreg,dr.getdonarreg());
fpos=(int)fp.tellg();
break;
}
}
// fp.close();
if(flag==1)
{
fp.seekp(fpos-sizeof(donar),ios::beg);
dr.display_donar_rectangle();
//fp.write((char *) &dr, sizeof(donar));
//--------------------------------------------
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"==========DONAR'S MODIFICATION MENU====================";
gotoxy(22,14);
cout<<"1.MODIFY NAME";
gotoxy(22,15);
cout<<"2.MODIFY AGE";
gotoxy(22,16);
cout<<"3.MODIFY ADDRESS";
gotoxy(22,17);
cout<<"4.MODIFY MOBILE NO.";
gotoxy(22,18);
cout<<"5.MODIFY EMAIL";
gotoxy(22,19);
cout<<"6.MODIFY BLOOD GROUP";
//gotoxy(22,20);
//cout<<"7.BACK TO MAIN MENU";
gotoxy(22,21);
cout<<"Please Enter Your Choice (1-6) ";
gotoxy(22,22);
//**********************************************************
ch2=getche();
clrscr();
intromain();
dr.display_donar_rectangle();
switch(ch2)
{
case '1':
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"===ENTER THE FIRST NAME TO MODIFY: ";cin>>nminfo.fname;
gotoxy(20,14);
cout<<"===ENTER THE LAST NAME TO MODIFY: ";cin>>nminfo.lname;
dr.setfullname(nminfo);
break;
case '2':
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"===ENTER THE AGE TO MODIFY: ";cin>>ag;
dr.setage(ag);
break;
case '3':
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"===ENTER THE HNO TO MODIFY: ";cin>>ad1.hno;
gotoxy(20,14);
cout<<"===ENTER THE CITY TO MODIFY: ";cin>>ad1.city;
gotoxy(20,15);
cout<<"===ENTER THE STATE TO MODIFY: ";cin>>ad1.state;
dr.setaddress(ad1);
break;
case '4':
gotoxy(20,13);
30. cout<<"===ENTER THE MOBILE TO MODIFY: ";cin>>mb;
dr.setmobileno(mb);
break;
case '5':
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"===ENTER THE EMAIL TO MODIFY: ";cin>>eid;
dr.setemail(eid);
break;
case '6':
gotoxy(20,13);
cout<<"===ENTER THE BLOOD GROUP TO MODIFY: ";cin>>bg;
dr.setblodgrp(bg);
flagblood=1;
break;
default:
cout<<"a";//admin_menu();
}
fp.write((char *) &dr, sizeof(donar));
}
fp.close();
gotoxy(10,24);
if(flagblood==1)
{
gotoxy(20,15);
cout<<"old blood:"<<dr.getbloodname()<<" new blood::"<<bg;
write_bloodstock(bg);
decrease_bloodstock(dr.getbloodname());
flagblood=-1;
}
cout<<"*****************modified the record******************";
getch();
}
//****************increase the blood qty by 1
void write_bloodstock(char bldgr[5])
{
int fpos=-1;
fstream File;
storeblood st,tmp;
File.open("bloodstock.dat",ios::binary|ios::in|ios::out);
if(!File)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
while(File)
{
File.read((char *) &st, sizeof(storeblood));
if(strcmp(st.bloodgroup,bldgr)==0)
{ fpos=(int)File.tellg();
break;
}
}
File.seekp(fpos-sizeof(storeblood));
tmp=st;
tmp.qty=tmp.qty+1;
File.write((char *) &tmp, sizeof(storeblood));
File.close();
}
//****************************************************************************
//****************decrease the blood stock by 1******************************
31. //****************increase the blood qty by 1
void decrease_bloodstock(char bldgr[5])
{
int fpos=-1;
fstream File;
storeblood st,tmp;
File.open("bloodstock.dat",ios::binary|ios::in|ios::out);
if(!File)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
}
while(File.read((char *) &st, sizeof(storeblood)))
{
if(strcmp(st.bloodgroup,bldgr)==0)
{ fpos=(int)File.tellg();
break;
}
}
File.seekp(fpos-sizeof(storeblood),ios::beg);
tmp=st;
tmp.qty=tmp.qty-1;
File.write((char *) &tmp, sizeof(storeblood));
File.close();
}
//************************************************************************
//*************function to search for blood and compatibility and return true
int display_bloodavailable2(char blgrp[5])
{
int returnvalue=-1;
ifstream objiff("bloodstock.dat",ios::binary);
storeblood blstk;
if(!objiff)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
//return;
}
clrscr();
intromain();
int c1=5;
gotoxy(5,c1);
c1++;
cout<<"BLOODNO"<<setw(18)<<"BLOOD GROUP"<< setw(20)<<"QUANTITY";
while(objiff.read((char*)&blstk,sizeof(blstk)))
{
if( strcmp(blstk.bloodgroup,blgrp)==0 && blstk.qty>0)
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<blstk.blno<<setw(18)<<blstk.bloodgroup<<setw(20)<<blstk.qty;
c1++;
returnvalue=0;
}
}
objiff.close();
//*******************main ends here
ifstream fp;
fp.open("bloodstock.dat",ios::binary);
storeblood dr;
gotoxy(1,c1);
cout<<"========================================================================";
33. {
if((strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"A+")==0 || strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"A-")==0 || strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"B+")==0 ||
strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"B-")==0 || strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"O+")==0 || strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"O-")==0 ||
strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"AB-")==0)&& dr.qty>0)
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<dr.blno<<setw(18)<<dr.bloodgroup<<setw(20)<<dr.qty;
c1++;
returnvalue=0;
}
}
}
//**for AB-
else if(strcmp(blgrp,"AB-")==0)
{
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(storeblood)))
{
if((strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"O-")==0 ||strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"A-")==0 ||strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"B-")==0 ||
strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"AB-")==0)&& dr.qty>0)
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<dr.blno<<setw(18)<<dr.bloodgroup<<setw(20)<<dr.qty;
c1++;
returnvalue=0;
}
}
}
//**for O+
else if(strcmp(blgrp,"O+")==0)
{
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(storeblood)))
{
if((strcmp(dr.bloodgroup,"O-")==0)&& dr.qty>0)
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<dr.blno<<setw(18)<<dr.bloodgroup<<setw(20)<<dr.qty;
c1++;
returnvalue=0;
}
}
}
//**for O-
else if((strcmp(blgrp,"O-")==0)&& dr.qty>0)
{
gotoxy(5,c1);
cout<<"*****************ONLY O - *************************";
returnvalue=0;
}
//**************************ends here************************
fp.close();
return returnvalue;
//******************compatibility ends here
}
//*************function to search for blood and compatibility and return true
//************function to display all patients details date wise
void displaypatientdetails(dateinfo bgp)
{
ifstream fp;
fp.open("patientsinfo.dat",ios::binary);
patient dr;
if(!fp)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
return;
34. }
clrscr();
intromain();
//***********display date
gotoxy(10,5);
cout<<"DATE(dd/mm/yyyy): "<<bgp.dd<<"/"<<bgp.mm<<"/"<<bgp.yy;
//**********************
int c1=9;
gotoxy(1,6);
cout<<"REG No."<<setw(15)<<"NAME OF PATIENT"<<setw(5)<<"AGE"<<setw(12)<<"------
ADDRESS-------"<<setw(18)<<"MOBILE NO."<<setw(12)<<"BLOOD GROUP";
gotoxy(1,7);
cout<<"========================================================================";
while(fp.read((char*)&dr,sizeof(patient)))
{
if(dr.pdd()==bgp.dd && dr.pmm()==bgp.mm && dr.pyy()==bgp.yy)
{
dr.showallpatientsrowwise(c1);
c1++;
}
}
fp.close();
getch();
}
//************function to display all patients details date wise
//***************************************************************
// patient's information
//***************************************************************
void patients_menu(char brg[5])
{
patient patobj;
ofstream objoff;
char getprv_patno[15];
objoff.open("patientsinfo.dat",ios::binary|ios::app);
//************************************************************
clrscr();
intromain();
strcpy(getprv_patno,getpatno());
if(strcmp(getprv_patno,"NULL")!=0)
{
gotoxy(5,4);
cout<<"Previous REGNO: "<<getprv_patno;
}
//**************************************
patobj.create_patient(brg);
objoff.write((char*)&patobj,sizeof(patient));
objoff.close();
//*********now decrease one from the stock of blood
clrscr();
intromain();
//***********check the available with compatibility and decrease one from it
display_bloodavailable(brg);
char blgroup[5];
//************************************************************************
gotoxy(10,15);
cout<<"Enter the blood group ::";
gotoxy(60,15);
cin>>blgroup;
decrease_bloodstock(blgroup);
//*********now decrease one from the stock of blood
getch();
}
//**************patient previous no
//************get thje donars last number****************
char *getpatno()
{
ifstream objiff;
35. patient st;
int count=0;
char tmpregno[15];
objiff.open("patientsinfo.dat",ios::binary);
objiff.seekg(0,ios::beg);
if(!objiff)
{
cout<<"File could not be open !! Press any Key...";
getch();
}
//**************temporary hiding these lines
while(objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(patient)))
{
count++;
}
//***********jump to the last line
objiff.seekg(count-sizeof(st),ios::beg);
objiff.read((char *) &st, sizeof(patient));
strcpy(tmpregno,st.getpno());
objiff.close();
if(count!=0)
return tmpregno;
else
return "NULL";
}
//************get thje donars last number****************
//**************patient previous no
//******************all the donars fuction details****************************
40. REQUIREMENTS
HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Printer, to print the required documents of the project
• Compact Drive
• Processor : intel
• Ram : 512 MB or more than 512MB
• Harddisk : 80 GB or more than 80GB.
SOFTWARE REQUIRED
• Operating system : Windows XP
• Turbo C++, for execution of program and Ms word, for
presentation of output.
41. ADVANTAGES
• A patient does not need to wait in long queues.
• This software reduces paper work.
• It is easy to handle patient’s record.
• This software saves the time.
• Information of the donors stores permanently.
DISADVANTAGES
• This system suitable for only small blood banks.
• Online facility is not available.
42. CONCLUSION
This software is efficient in maintaining donor’s details and
can easily perform operations on blood donation’s records.
This software also reduces the work load of the blood bank
management to know how much blood is available and also
keep the records of how many patients get the blood from the
blood bank.
In future, this system can launch web site for easy online blood
banking system.
43. SYSTEM DESIGN
Then we began with the design phase of the system. System design is a solution, a
“HOW TO” approach to the creation of a new system. It translates system
requirements into ways by which they can be made operational. It is a
translational from a user oriented document to a document oriented
programmers. For that, it provides the understanding and procedural details
necessary for the implementation. Here we use Flowchart to supplement the
working of the new system. The system thus made should be reliable, durable and
above all should have least possible maintenance costs. It should overcome all the
drawbacks of the Old existing system and most important of all meet the user
requirements.