Railway Reservation System

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Dear All my Friends,,
Please help Me I create A Project Railway reservation system I hav some Problem
pls tel me how to book a ticket...???

Posted 5-Jul-11 21:33pm

khaleque shaikh

Updated 5-Jul-11 21:41pm

Ramalinga Koushik

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[no name] 6-Jul-11 3:41am

Edited to remove your phone Number.

Christian Graus 6-Jul-11 3:43am

Is that what it was ? I saw three long numbers and wondered if that's what they were...

Abhinav S 6-Jul-11 5:17am

Tried anything yet?

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Solution 2

We are here to guide you, not to do your Homework. For booking a train ticket what have you tried so far, and where are you stuck?

Posted 5-Jul-11 21:42pm

Ramalinga Koushik

Updated 5-Jul-11 21:48pm

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What do you mean by saying "pls tel me how to book a ticket...??? "?

You offer your customer/user some destinations, and maybe also the option to choose different points of departure, some options like full price, half price, special offers..., number of people travelling, group tickets, whatever suits you or whatever options your "railraod company" (i.e. tutor) stipulates. From all these options the user has to choose via the user interface, and then you print your confirmation/ticket accordingly. That's all the help you will get here on such a vague question. Come back, if you have a specific question.

Posted 5-Jul-11 23:16pm

Smithers-Jones

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-05T21:36:00

Solution 1

Whenever I see a subject that defines a system, not a problem, I know someone is going to ask us to help them cheat on their homework. Do your own homework, ask us specific questions if you're stuck.

Posted 5-Jul-11 21:36pm

Christian Graus