Chair Shop Management System: User Documentation and Test Report

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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................2
Outputs.......................................................................................................................................3
Test Validations.........................................................................................................................5
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................6
References..................................................................................................................................7
Table of Figures
Figure 1 first Output...................................................................................................................3
Figure 2 Second Output.............................................................................................................3
Figure 3 Third Output................................................................................................................4
Figure 4 Fourth Output...............................................................................................................4
Figure 5 Fifth Output.................................................................................................................5

Introduction
This report will provide user documentation by providing necessary details which were
required to run a program. Program is about a chair shop which takes input from the user
according to the various categories of chair which were already predefined in the program.
User has to enter the type of chair from the list which was displayed in the program. After
entering the type of chair and the name of the customer which wants to order that chair, the
quantity of the chair is being asked which should have been entered by the user. After that
total amount which should be paid by the customer is being displayed as a bill in the output.

Outputs
Figure 1 first Output
The above image will display the message of welcome and after that, it will ask the user to
enter its name which was ordering the chair. After entering the name various types of the
chair is being listed and the customer has to select among them and after entering the data
correctly it will be moved further and ask the customer for the location they want to order.
After that the number of chairs is being entered by the customer and after that bill amount is
being displayed at the bottom of the display. ( Rothschild, W.S., 2017)
Figure 2 Second Output
This image will be showing the different number of customers who were placing the order
and their quantity of chairs they have been ordered. The image will display the various types
of customers who were ordering the chairs is being displayed. After that number of chairs

they want to enter is being entered by them and after that net price or total price is being
displayed.
Figure 3 Third Output
Above image is in the continuation of second output in which more customers are ordering
their chairs and the price of the total chairs is being displayed at the bottom of the display.
Different types of chairs can be used in various functions and can be used in different
locations according to requirements.
Figure 4 Fourth Output

Total chairs which should be entered by the customer will between 20 and 500. In the above
image violation of this validation will be displayed in which the number of chairs entered is
not in the given range. Due to which chairs quantity should be again entered by the user and
the total price of the order is being calculated accordingly.
Figure 5 Fifth Output
This snippet of code will be displaying the summary of the orders which is being taken by the
customer and their price is being displayed accordingly. After that Quantity of chairs which is
being entered by the customer is being displayed and after that type of chair is being
displayed in the next column and total order for each customer is being displayed in tabular
form. After printing the summary of the customer of the order with maximum order price is
being displayed at the bottom and lowest order is being printed as well.
Test Validations
S.n
o
Description
of Test Case
Expected
Outcome
Actual Outcome

1. List of the
chair is
being
displayed
while
entering the
type of
chair. Chair
type should
be selected
from the list
only if it
doesn’t
happen then
an error will
occur.
Accordin
g to the
validatio
n, the
user will
again
have to
enter the
correct
input
with a
message
showing
the types
of chair
which
are being
available
for
selection.
2. Quantity of
chair is
being
defined
within a
range of 500
and 20. If
any quantity
larger or
smaller than
that will be
entered in
the input,
Accordin
g to the
validatio
n range
of
quantity
of chair
is being
predefine
d and it
should
follow
the same

the error
message
will be
printed
which will
ask them to
enter the
quantity
within that
range.
(Braberman,
V.,
Garbervetsk
y, D.,
Godoy, J.,
Uchitel, S.,
de Caso, G.,
Perez, I. and
Perez, S.,
2018)
range as
well.
Conclusion
This report is being designed to provide a better understanding of the program and the
validations which are being used in the program. The program will have two validations,
which have been displayed in the test validation column and the outcome according to the
validation is being displayed in the tabular format. Snippets of output are being attached
which will provide a better understanding of the program and the user documentation which
should be taken care of while executing the program.

References
Rothschild, W.S., 2017. C#: Learn by coding your own project-Gain outstanding experience
by coding your first windows app and actively learn 18 thoughtful and clear-cut lessons.
Braverman, V., Garbervetsky, D., Godoy, J., Uchitel, S., de Caso, G., Perez, I. and Perez, S.,
2018, October. Testing and validating end-user programmed calculated fields. In Proceedings
of the 2018 26th ACM Joint Meeting on European Software Engineering Conference and
Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering (pp. 827-832). ACM.