TERM 2

COMPUTER PROJECT

GIRI MOMOS ( A RESTAURANT)

By Vivaan Agarwal
Class : 11 B
Roll no. : 6
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Vivaan of class 11 B of

springdales school Dhaula kuan , have
completed the project during the academic
year of 2023-24
, under my supervision.

They have taken proper care and shown

utmost sincerity in completion of this
Computer Project.

I certify that their project is upto my

expectation and as per the guidelines issued by
the CBSE (Central board of secondary
education)

Computer Teacher:
(Internal Examiner)
Acknowledgement

We express our heartful gratitude towards

Mrs. Goldie Bhambri our computer teacher
who guided us , at all stages of our computer
project and gave us valuable suggestion and
guidance for completing our project.

She helped us to understand and remember

important details of the project that we could
have missed.

During our research , We learnt many facts

thereby enriching our knowledge and skills.
Our computer project has been a success
because of her suggestions and guidance along
with support and coordination us and our
parents for providing all the facilities that were
required for the completion of the project.

Statement of Purpose
The purpose of the provided code is to create a
simple command-line interface for the
restaurant "GIRI MOMOS" where customers
can select items from various menus such as
burgers, sides, coffees, sweets and treats, and
beverages, and generate a bill based on their
selections.

Here is the breakdown of the functionality and

structure of the code:

1. Welcome Message: The program begins

with a welcome message printed to the
console, inviting customers to GIRI
MOMOS.

2. Input Prompt: Customers are prompted

to input the number of items they want to
purchase. This allows them to order
multiple items in a single session.
3. Menu Selection: Customers are
presented with five main menus:
Burgers, Sides, Coffees, Sweets and
Treats, and Beverages. They are
prompted to enter the number
corresponding to the menu they want to
order from.

4. Submenu Display: Depending on the

menu selected, corresponding submenu
options are displayed. For example, if a
customer selects "Burgers", they are
presented with a list of burger options.

5. Item Selection and Pricing: After

selecting a submenu, customers are
prompted to enter the number
corresponding to the specific item they
want to order. The program then displays
the price of the selected item and adds it to
the customer's bill. This process repeats
 until the customer has selected all their
items.

6. Bill Calculation: Once the customer has

finished selecting items, the program
calculates the total bill by summing up the
prices of all selected items.

7. Output: Finally, the program prints out

the total bill to the console, providing
customers with the cost of their order.
Conclusion:
The code demonstrates basic functionalities of
a restaurant ordering system implemented in
Python. It utilizes loops to allow customers to
order multiple items and functions to organize
menu options into categories. Each menu
category is represented by a separate function,
enhancing code modularity and readability.
In conclusion, the provided code serves as a
basic prototype for a restaurant ordering
system and lays the foundation for further
development and refinement. By addressing
areas such as error handling, modularization,
expandability, and user interface design, the
code can be enhanced to create a more robust
and user-friendly application for GIRI
MOMOS