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Proposal: Restaurant Menu Management System in C++

Abstract
This proposal outlines the development of a Restaurant Menu Management System using C+
+. The system aims to provide an efficient and user-friendly interface for managing
restaurant menus, including adding, updating, and deleting menu items, categorizing items,
and generating customer bills. This project leverages C++'s robust object-oriented features
for modular and scalable implementation. The system is designed to improve operational
efficiency, minimize errors, and enhance customer satisfaction.

Introduction
In the dynamic restaurant industry, efficient menu management is crucial for smooth
operations and enhanced customer experience. Traditional methods of handling menus,
often done manually, are prone to errors and inefficiencies. By leveraging a digital solution
implemented in C++, restaurants can modernize their operations and streamline menu-
related tasks.

This project proposes a comprehensive Restaurant Menu Management System that allows
restaurant owners to manage their menus efficiently. Features include CRUD (Create, Read,
Update, Delete) operations for menu items, categorization of items, and automated billing
generation. The system is designed to be easy to use, lightweight, and adaptable to various
restaurant needs.

Previous Work
Digital menu management systems are not new, with many implemented using web
technologies or database-driven solutions. However, standalone systems using C++ are less
common. Studies have shown that employing object-oriented programming (OOP)
paradigms in such systems enhances maintainability and scalability (Smith & Johnson,
2020). While prior works in C++ have been limited to basic console applications, this project
intends to incorporate advanced features like file handling and modular design for better
functionality and usability.

Methodology

System Design
The project is implemented using C++, leveraging OOP principles such as classes,
inheritance, and polymorphism for modularity. File handling is utilized for persistent
storage of menu data. The system is divided into the following modules:
1. Menu Management: Handles adding, updating, and deleting menu items.
2. Categorization: Groups menu items into categories (e.g., Appetizers, Main Course,
Desserts).
3. Billing System: Calculates the bill based on customer orders.
4. File Storage: Reads and writes data to a file for persistence.

Flowchart
+---------------------------+
| Start |
+---------------------------+
|
v
+---------------------------+
| Main Menu |
| 1. Add Item |
| 2. Update Item |
| 3. Delete Item |
| 4. Display Menu |
| 5. Generate Bill |
| 6. Exit |
+---------------------------+
|
v
+---------------------------+
| Perform Selected Action |
| - CRUD Operations |
| - Categorize Items |
| - Generate Bills |
+---------------------------+
|
v
+---------------------------+
| Save/Read Data to File |
| (Persistent Storage) |
+---------------------------+
|
v
+---------------------------+
| End |
+---------------------------+

Conclusion
This Restaurant Menu Management System in C++ offers a streamlined approach to
managing restaurant menus. By automating tasks such as menu updates and billing, the
system reduces human error, enhances efficiency, and ensures data consistency. The
modular design ensures scalability and maintainability, making it a valuable tool for
modern restaurants.

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