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Jewellery Shop Management System

Introduction

This is a Jewellery Shop Management System Application (command-line app) made in Turbo C++ using C++ programming language. It is a very useful application for all the jewelers as it can be used for maintaining customer records, item stock, making sales, generating bills by making the calculations automatically, updating the transactions on item stock, maintaining a balance account for each customer, and displaying all the previous sales for each customer. It is a completely functional, usable, and user-friendly application as it uses File Handling to save all the records and is fast and easy to use. One of the best features of this application is that it keeps the data secure with password protection. Also, on a single computer a person can make multiple accounts for his multiple jewellery stores.

Programming Concepts Used:

  1. File Handling
  2. Classes
  3. Objects
  4. Encapsulation
  5. Inheritance
  6. Call by Address and Call by Reference
  7. Two Dimensional Arrays
  8. Pointers
  9. Constructors

Preview (In Turbo C++ IDE):

First Screen:

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Sign Up:

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Login:

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Main menu:

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Managing customers:

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Adding a customer:

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Adding an item in the stock:

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Adding Items to Cart:

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Generating Invoice:

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Viewing customer records:

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Viewing Stock records:

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Automatically generated invoice in .docx format for printing:

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A billing and record keeping command line app written in Borland C++ 5.0J using Turbo C++ IDE.

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