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#part 1: define the variables used in the diagram
#total_slots - type integer -> contains the total slots available in the parking.
#                      Intialy, i am using 20 slots to simplify the tests and the coding. we must change to 375 before the presentation.
#parking_slot - dictionary -> create the dictionary which will have all the parking data.
#
#part2: defining functions. i separated by functions each part of the program to make easer to understand.
#edit.plot- function that edit the dicitonary parking_lot.
#    inputs: slot: integer with the slot number
#             free: boolean with the slot status - true=free false=occupied
#             cat: string with vehicle type
#             platenum: string with plate number
#             entry: string with entry time
#checkfreeslot: search for the next free slot, from the last to the first, return0 if it is full
#     output: integer with the next available slot number
#checkplate: searchthe slot where the given plate number is parked
#       input: platenum - string
#     outputs: slot - integer
#
#part3: main program

total_slots = 375
parking_lot = {}

from datetime import datetime

def edit_plot(slot, free, vtype, plateNum, time):
  parking_lot[slot] = {
      "Free": free,
      "Vehicle Type": vtype,
      "Plate Number": plateNum,
      "Time": time
  }

def check_free_slot():
  slot = total_slots
  while slot > 0:
    if parking_lot[slot]["Free"]:
      break
    else:
      slot = total_slots - 1

  return slot

def checkPlate(plateNum):
  slot = total_slots
  while slot > 0:
    if parking_lot[slot]["Plate Number"] == plateNum:
      break
    else:
      slot = slot - 1

  return slot

# Part 3 (Main program)

for i in range(1, total_slots + 1):
  edit_plot(i, True, "", "", "")

while True:

    choice = int(input("Hello, \nWelcome to the SRH Parking Facility!\nDo you want to CHECK-IN or CHECK-OUT? \n(***Enter 1 for CHECK-IN or 2 for CHECK-OUT***)"))
    if choice > 2:
      print("Invalid input :(Please try again..\n")

    elif choice == 1:
      slot = check_free_slot()
      if slot == 0:
        print("Sorry the parking lot is full. Please come again later :(\n")
      else:
        print("You are checkinh IN \n")

        vehicle_type = int(input("Please select vehicle type. \nChoose '1' for MOTORBIKE, '2' for CAR and '3' for TRUCK\n"))
        if vehicle_type == 0 or vehicle_type >3:
          print("Invalid input :( Please try again..\n")
        elif vehicle_type == 1:
          #m = 'Motorbike'
          print("You have choosed parking space for MOTORBIKE. \nThe hourly rate is 1 Euro!\n")
        elif vehicle_type == 2:
          #c = 'Car'
          print("You have choosed parking space for CAR. \nThe hourly rate is 2 Euro!\n")
        elif vehicle_type == 3:
          #t = 'Truck'
          print("You have choosed parking space for TRUCK. \nThe hourly rate is 4 Euro!\n")
        else:
          pass
        plate_number= (input("Please enter your vehicle plate number: \n"))

        now = datetime.now()
        entry_time = now.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
        print("\nVehicle Type: ", vehicle_type, "\nPlate Number: ", plate_number.upper(), "\nEntry Time: ", entry_time, "\nProceed to the slot number: ", slot)
        input("PRESS ENTER: \n")
        edit_plot(slot, False, vehicle_type, plate_number, entry_time)

    elif choice == 2:
      print("You are checking out\n")
      plate_number = input("Enter your vehicle plate number: \n")
      now = datetime.now()
      exit_time = now.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
      slot = checkPlate(plate_number)
      if slot == 0:
        print("Invalid Plate Number")
      else:
        edit_plot(slot, True, "", "", "")
        print("\nVehicle Type: ", vehicle_type, "\nPlate Number: ", plate_number.upper(), "\nExit Time: ", exit_time)
        print("Your vehicle is at slot number: ", slot," - ", parking_lot[slot])
        print("Next available slot number: ", slot)
      input("PRESS ENTER\n")
    else:
      break

# End of Main Program!

 

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