Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Projects

This repository contains multiple projects and examples developed as part of my Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) course. These projects demonstrate the principles of OOP, such as encapsulation, polymorphism, and modular design, using practical scenarios like reservation systems, library management, bank account management, and geometric calculations.

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Overview

Each project focuses on a specific real-world application of OOP concepts. These examples aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of how to design, implement, and use object-oriented programs effectively.

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Projects

1. Reservation System

A system that allows customers to book services such as hotel rooms. It demonstrates:

• Customer management and reservation linking.
• Service availability checks and booking functionality.
• Modular design using separate classes for Customer, Service, and Reservation.

Key Files:

• Customer.cpp, Customer.h
• Reservation.cpp, Reservation.h
• Service.cpp, Service.h
• main.cpp

Sample Features:

• Add and view reservations for a customer.
• Book a service and manage availability.

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2. Library Management System

A project that manages books, members, and borrowing operations in a library. It demonstrates:

• Book addition, removal, and viewing.
• Member registration and management.
• Borrowing and returning books with status updates.

Key Files:

• Book.cpp, Book.h
• Member.cpp, Member.h
• Library.cpp, Library.h
• main.cpp

Sample Features:

• Add and remove books from the library.
• Register members and manage their borrowing history.
• Borrow and return books dynamically.

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3. Bank Account Management