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The Movie Ticket Booking System is a console-based application designed to streamline the ticket booking process by allowing users to select movies, view seat availability, and book seats while maintaining data persistence through file handling. The implementation involves defining structures, managing movie data, validating seat availability, and ensuring user input correctness. Required topics include strings, structures, arrays, file handling, functions, and pointers, with recommended development platforms being Code::Blocks or Visual Studio.

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Movie Ticket Booking Synopsis Formatted

The Movie Ticket Booking System is a console-based application designed to streamline the ticket booking process by allowing users to select movies, view seat availability, and book seats while maintaining data persistence through file handling. The implementation involves defining structures, managing movie data, validating seat availability, and ensuring user input correctness. Required topics include strings, structures, arrays, file handling, functions, and pointers, with recommended development platforms being Code::Blocks or Visual Studio.

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Project Title: Movie Ticket Booking System

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1. Problem Description
In real life, manual ticket booking at cinema halls often leads to issues such as long queues,
double bookings, and inefficient seat tracking. With increasing demand for digital
convenience, a computerized system is essential for managing bookings in a more accurate
and user-friendly way.
The Movie Ticket Booking System is a console-based application that allows users to select
a movie, view seat availability by category (Gold, Silver, Standard), and book seats. Bookings
are saved using file handling so that the system maintains data even after restarting.
This system mimics the real-world functionality of online ticket portals, helping users and
theatre operators manage bookings quickly and efficiently.
2. Steps of Implementation
1. Define structures for movie, seats, and booking records.
2. Initialize a set of movies and categorize their seat arrangements.
3. Display movies and allow users to choose a show.
4. Display seat layout with category and booking status.
5. Allow seat selection and validate availability.
6. Mark seats as booked and save to a file.
7. Load bookings from the file at program start for persistence.

3. Proposed Modules
- Movie Management Module: Displays available movies and manages movie data.
- Seat Layout Module: Displays seat categories and their booking status using formatted
output.
- Booking Module: Accepts user input for seat numbers and checks for availability.
- File Handling Module: Saves and loads bookings to/from bookings.txt.
- User Input & Validation Module: Ensures correct movie and seat number inputs are given.
4. Required Topics from the Subject
- Strings: Used for storing and comparing movie names and user inputs using functions like
strcpy() and strcmp().
- Structures: Used to group related data like movie title, seat array, and booking records
under one logical unit.
- Arrays: Seats, movies, and seat selections are stored in arrays for efficient access and
iteration.
- File Handling: Bookings are persistently stored using fopen(), fprintf(), and fgets().
- Functions: The code is divided into modular functions like initializeMovies(),
displaySeats(), and bookSeats() to improve readability.
- Pointers: Used implicitly in file and string handling operations such as fgets() and strtok().
5. Platform Required
- Code::Blocks – Lightweight IDE suitable for C/C++ development.
- Visual Studio – Full-featured IDE that offers advanced features for larger applications.
- Turbo C++ – Suitable for academic setups, though limited in modern support.
- GCC – Can be compiled and run from terminal using GCC compiler on Windows/Linux.

Recommended: Code::Blocks or Visual Studio for best performance and formatting.

6. Books and Link Sources


1. Let Us C – Yashavant Kanetkar
2. Programming in ANSI C – E. Balagurusamy
3. C Programming Absolute Beginner's Guide – Greg Perry & Dean Miller
4. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-programming-language/
5. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/index.htm

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