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Practical Question 3

The document outlines two programming tasks: counting even and odd numbers from user input and creating a Railway Reservation System. The first task requires a loop to input numbers and an if-else condition to determine their parity. The second task involves displaying train classes, booking tickets with seat availability checks, and applying discounts based on the number of tickets purchased.

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Practical Question 3

The document outlines two programming tasks: counting even and odd numbers from user input and creating a Railway Reservation System. The first task requires a loop to input numbers and an if-else condition to determine their parity. The second task involves displaying train classes, booking tickets with seat availability checks, and applying discounts based on the number of tickets purchased.

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Question 3: Count Even and Odd Numbers

Write a program that takes a positive integer N as input and then takes N more numbers as
input. The program should count how many of those numbers are even and how many are
odd.

Example:

Input:

Enter N: 5
Enter numbers: 10 25 33 42 8

Output:

Even numbers: 3
Odd numbers: 2

Requirements:

 Use a (for, while, or do-while loop) to take N numbers as input.


 Use an if-else condition to check if a number is even or odd.
3. Software Requirements: Railway Reservation System
Objective:

Create a Railway Reservation System where passengers can:

 View available train classes


 Book tickets
 Check seat availability

Functional Requirements:

1. Display Train Classes:


o 1st Class - ₹1000
o 2nd Class - ₹700
o Sleeper - ₹500
2. Book Tickets:
o Use switch case to select a class.
o Check if seats are available (if-else).
3. Calculate Final Cost:
o Multiply the number of passengers by ticket price.
o If more than 5 tickets, apply 8% discount (if condition).

Example Input & Output:

Input:

Welcome to XYZ Railways


Available Classes:
1. 1st Class - ₹1000
2. 2nd Class - ₹700
3. Sleeper - ₹500

End User will see this Green Highlighted above when he is in the system
following are inputs

Enter your choice (1-3): 3


Enter number of tickets: 6
Checking seat availability...
Seats Available!

Processing: - No need to show this processing to End user

 Selected Class: Sleeper


 Total Cost: 6 × ₹500 = ₹3000
 Discount: 8% of ₹3000 = ₹240
 Final Price: ₹2760
Output: - This Should be the Output result

Class: Sleeper
Tickets: 6
Total Before Discount: ₹3000
Discount Applied: ₹240
Final Price: ₹2760
Your tickets are confirmed!

Concepts Used:

✅ Switch Case - Selecting train class


✅ If-Else - Checking seat availability
✅ Looping Structure - Multiple tickets
✅ Basic Arithmetic - Cost calculation

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