My Solution For Design A Parking Lot With Score 510 - Design A Parking Lot Solution

My Solution for Design a Parking Lot with Score: 5/10

by cosmos3181

Requirements

Check the size of the vehicle and find out if it is available. Notify user if not available.
Calculate rates based on time parked. Allow for a set maximum rate, which is constant after 24 hours of parking time
Vehicle size can be selected from SMALL, MIDIUM, and LARGE
You can check availability by floor.

Define Core Objects

Vehicle: Represents a vehicle entering or leaving the parking lot.

Parking Spot: Base class for different types of spots

Parking Lot: Contains parking lots.

Analyze Relationships

Establish Hierarchy

Design Patterns

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Define Class Members (write code)

class Vehicle {
    String licensePlate;
    String size;
    LocalDateTime parkedTime;


    double calculateFee(double dailyMax, double hourlyRate){
        if(parkedTime == null){
            return 0.0;
        }
        Duration sabun = Duration.between(parkedTime, LocalDateTime.now());
        long hours = sabun.toHours();

        if(hours >= 24){
            return dailyMax;
        }else{
            return hours * hourlyRate;
        }
    }

}

class ParkingSpot{
    String size;
    boolean isAvailable = true;
    Vehicle vehicle;


    void assignVehicle(Vehicle vehicle){
        this.vehicle = vehicle;
        this.isAvailable = false;

    }

    void removeVehicle(){
        this.vehicle = null;
        this.isAvailable = true;
    }
}


class ParkingLot{
    //List<ParkingSpot> parkingSpots;
    Map<Integer, List<ParkingSpot>> parkingSpots;
    Map<String, Double> hourlyFee;
    double dailyMax;

    boolean checkAvailability(String size, int floorNumber){
        for(Map.Entry<Integer, List<ParkingSpot>> parkingSpot:parkingSpots.entrySet()){
            if(floorNumber == parkingSpot.getKey()){
                List<ParkingSpot> spots = parkingSpot.getValue();
                for(ParkingSpot spot:spots){
                    if(spot.isAvailable == spot.size.equals(size)){
                        return true;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

    ParkingSpot assignSpot(Vehicle vehicle, int floorNumber){
        if(checkAvailability(vehicle.size, floorNumber)){
        for(Map.Entry<Integer, List<ParkingSpot>> parkingSpot:parkingSpots.entrySet()){
            if(floorNumber == parkingSpot.getKey()){
                List<ParkingSpot> spots = parkingSpot.getValue();
                for(ParkingSpot spot:spots){
                    spot.assignVehicle(vehicle);
                    spot.isAvailable = false;
                    return spot;
                }
            }
        }

        }
        return null;
    }

    double calculateFee(Vehicle vehicle){
        return vehicle.calculateFee(dailyMax,hourlyFee.get(vehicle.size));
    }
}

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