Library Management System Develop a Library Management system for borrowing and returning activities The basic classes could be the main Library, Subscribers, borrowing records, Contents, articles, e.t.c. NB: Contents may include books, journal articles or digital media. Also a subscriber may borrow books for one month, after which a fee accrue until the borrowed item is returned. On the other hand, golden subscribers may borrow for 2 months without fee before fees begin. Provides an interface for the user to: A. Adding/editing/deleting instances belonging to each class, B. Subscriber browsing library contents and select items to borrow. C. Subscriber returning borrowed item and check his balance and pay any late fee if any. D. Admin can print reports of overdue borrowed items.

Library Management System Develop a Library Management system for borrowing and returning activities The basic classes could be the main Library, Subscribers, borrowing records, Contents, articles, e.t.c. NB: Contents may include books, journal articles or digital media. Also a subscriber may borrow books for one month, after which a fee accrue until the borrowed item is returned. On the other hand, golden subscribers may borrow for 2 months without fee before fees begin. Provides an interface for the user to: A. Adding/editing/deleting instances belonging to each class, B. Subscriber browsing library contents and select items to borrow. C. Subscriber returning borrowed item and check his balance and pay any late fee if any. D. Admin can print reports of overdue borrowed items.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

Section: Chapter Questions

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