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This is my second Java assignment from my MSc Computer Science course. The objectives of the assignment were as follows: • To gain experience at designing an interactive system of practical importance. • To reinforce your knowledge about the standard java.util.ArrayList<E> class. • To gain experience at using java.lang.Comparable<E> interface, i…

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This project is designed for a World Sports Championship ticket office
clerk to use in their administrative duties.
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PROJECT TITLE: Interactive System

PURPOSE OF PROJECT: To assist an office clerk for the World Sports Championship
in their administrative dueties.

VERSION or DATE: v1.0

HOW TO START THIS PROJECT: Run the main method in the Main class. This will then
take input data from the input.txt file featured in the project's main directory.
 
AUTHORS: Thomas Harwin

USER INSTRUCTIONS: When the main method is executed, the user will be presented
with a console which features a menu of options. The menu includes the following
options:

 f - to finish running the program.
 e - to display on the screen the information about all the events.
 c - to display on the screen the information about all the clients.
 b - to update the stored data when tickets are bought by one of the registered clients.
 r - to update the stored data when a registered client cancels/returns tickets.

The user must input the correct character for their selection. To quit the
program, the user must enter f at the menu. These options are case sensitive.

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This is my second Java assignment from my MSc Computer Science course. The objectives of the assignment were as follows: • To gain experience at designing an interactive system of practical importance. • To reinforce your knowledge about the standard java.util.ArrayList<E> class. • To gain experience at using java.lang.Comparable<E> interface, i…

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