Create a library management application on the Command Line which will follow the following protocol.

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Create a library management application on the Command Line which will follow the following protocol.

User is first presented the following options:

MAIN:

Welcome to the GCIT Library Management System. Which category of a user are you

• Librarian
• Administrator
• Borrower

<take input>

Based on what the user selects, the following prompts will appear to fit his role:

LIBRARIAN

LIB1:

• Enter Branch you manage
• Quite to previous (should take you menu MAIN)

 

<take input>

For Option 1, Give a list of Library branches using the names or locations like this:

LIB2:

• University Library, Boston
• State Library, New York
• Federal Library, Washington DC
• County Library, McLean VA
• Quit to previous (should take you menu LIB1)

<take input>

The user will only pick the number in the above list and you should figure out which branch he is referring.

Based on the selection, the next list would be:

LIB3:

• Update the details of the Library
• Add copies of Book to the Branch
• Quit to previous (should take you menu LIB2)

<take input>

Option 1 should update library_branch table for the branch he had picked before. This should be like:

You have chosen to update the Branch with Branch Id: X and Branch Name: ABCD. Enter ‘quit’ at any prompt to cancel operation.

Please enter new branch name or enter N/A for no change:

<take input>

Please enter new branch address or enter N/A for no change:

<take input>

Then update the values for this branch and say successfully updated. Then go back to menu LIB3, to start over again.

Option 2 should give further options like this:

Pick the Book you want to add copies of, to your branch:

• Lost Tribe by Sidney Sheldon
• The Haunting by Stepehen King
• Microtrends by Mark Penn
• Quit to cancel operation

<take input>

Existing number of copies: N (if none show zero)

Enter new number of copies:

<take input>

Then you should update the book_copies table with the new values. Then take the user back to LIB3.

BORROWER

Enter the your Card Number:

<take input>

Don’t let borrower to proceed until he gives valid card number.

BORR1:

• Check out a book
• Return a Book
• Quit to Previous (should take you menu MAIN)

 

Option 1 should show the following options

 

Pick the Branch you want to check out from:

• University Library, Boston
• State Library, New York
• Federal Library, Washington DC
• County Library, McLean VA
• Quit to previous (should take you menu BORR1)

 Pick the Book you want to check out (make sure you only show books that have atleast one copy in BOOK_COPIES in the branch picked)

 

• Lost Tribe by Sidney Sheldon
• The Haunting by Stepehen King
• Microtrends by Mark Penn
• Quit to cancel operation (should take you menu BORR1)

 Then add entry into book_loans, date out should be today’s date, due date should be one week from today’s date.

 Implement the return book functionality the same way as above

 

Also implement the following ADMINISTRATOR functions:

• Add/Update/Delete Book and Author
• Add/Update/Delete Publishers
• Add/Update/Delete Library Branches
• Add/Update/Delete Borrowers
• Over-ride Due Date for a Book Loan

 

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