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The document outlines an algorithm for a movie ticket booking system. It includes steps for displaying a menu, booking and canceling tickets, ordering food, and handling user input and validation. The program continues to run until the user chooses to exit.

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algorithm

The document outlines an algorithm for a movie ticket booking system. It includes steps for displaying a menu, booking and canceling tickets, ordering food, and handling user input and validation. The program continues to run until the user chooses to exit.

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shravandhekale8
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ALGORITHM :-

STEP 1 - Start

STEP 2 - Initialize necessary variables (movies, seats, foodItems, foodPrices) and set up a loop to
continue the program as long as the user wants.

STEP 3 - Display the main menu options (View Movies, Book Tickets, Cancel Tickets, Order Food, Exit)
and get user input for the choice.

STEP 4 - If choice is 1, call the function to display available movies.

STEP 5 - If choice is 2, perform the following:

· Call the function to display available movies.

· Get user input for the movie choice .

· Call the function to display available seats.

· Get user input for the number of seats to book .

· For each seat to be booked:

· Get user input for the row (A or B) and seat number (1-10).

· Validate the row and seat number.

· If the seat is available, mark it as booked and display a success message.

· If the seat is already booked, display an error message.

STEP 6 - If choice is 3, perform the following:

· Get user input for the row (A or B) and seat number (1-10) to cancel.

· Validate the row and seat number.

· If the seat is booked, mark it as available and display a cancellation success message.

· If the seat is not booked, display an error message.

STEP 7 - If choice is 4, perform the following:

· Display available food items and their prices.

· Get user input for the number of food items to order (numItems).

· For each food item to be ordered:


· Get user input for the food item number.

· Validate the food choice.

· Get user input for the seat number (e.g., A1, B5).

· Add the food item's price to the total cost and display a confirmation message.

· Display the total food cost and payment instructions.

STEP 8 - If choice is 5, display a thank you message and exit the program.

STEP 9 - If choice is invalid, display an error message and repeat the menu.

STEP 10 - Repeat the process until the user selects the exit option (choice == 5).

STEP 11 - Terminate the program.

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