This class diagram represents a Hotel management system with entities like Hotel, Room, Staff, Manager, Receptionist, Guest, and Booking. The Hotel contains rooms and staff, managed by a Manager who oversees rooms and staff. Receptionists handle guest check-ins and check-outs. Guests can book rooms and make bookings, which include details like Check-In/Out dates and a unique Booking ID. The relationships depict the connections between these entities, such as the Hotel having rooms and staff, and guests booking rooms and making bookings.
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Hotel management system diagram code in Gleek
Hotel
+Name
+Location
+Rooms
+Staff
Room
+RoomNumber
+Type
+Status
+Price
+BookRoom()
+CheckAvailability()
Staff:abstract
+Name
+ID
+Position
+Salary
Manager
+ManageStaff()
+ManageRooms()
Receptionist
+CheckInGuest()
+CheckOutGuest()
Guest
+Name
+ID
+RoomBooked
+CheckIn()
+CheckOut()
Booking
+BookingID
+GuestID
+RoomNumber
+CheckInDate
+CheckOutDate
+MakeBooking()
+CancelBooking()
Hotel {1}-has-{1..*} Room
Hotel {1}-has-{1..*} Staff
Staff -.-> Manager
Staff -.-> Receptionist
Guest {1}-books-{1} Room
Guest {1}-makes-{1} Booking
Manager {1}-manages-{1..*} Room
Manager {1}-manages-> Staff
Receptionist {1}-checks in and out-{1..*} Guest
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Class diagrams are used in software engineering to describe the structure of a system. A class diagram uses Unified Modeling Language (UML) to show the classes, attributes, methods (or operations), and their relationships to each other in the system. Class diagrams prove valuable in object-oriented modeling. Class diagrams can be used to model the data structure or to design a system in detail.
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