A small restaurant-system simulation developed in Python to practice object-oriented programming and the use of classes to represent application data and behavior.
This project applies class-based organization to a simplified restaurant scenario. It was developed as an academic programming exercise and demonstrates how object-oriented structures can be used to model parts of a real-world system.
- Python programming
- Classes and objects
- Object-oriented programming (OOP)
- Modeling entities and their behavior
- Organizing program logic into classes
Codigo/— contains the project's source code.
- Python 3
No additional dependencies are documented in the repository overview. If the source code imports external packages, install those packages before running the application.
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Clone or download this repository.
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Open the
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Run that file with Python 3 from a terminal. For example:
python main.py
Replace
main.pywith the actual entry-point filename if it differs.
This repository is intended to demonstrate foundational programming and object-oriented design concepts in a practical, restaurant-themed example.