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Code 7import Pandas As PD

This document defines classes for guests, reservations, and a guest tracker. The guest tracker class manages a list of guests and can generate a guest report as a Pandas DataFrame with guest details. It also includes a method to generate a bar chart using Matplotlib showing the number of guests by room type. This provides easy analysis and visualization of guest tracking data.

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Code 7import Pandas As PD

This document defines classes for guests, reservations, and a guest tracker. The guest tracker class manages a list of guests and can generate a guest report as a Pandas DataFrame with guest details. It also includes a method to generate a bar chart using Matplotlib showing the number of guests by room type. This provides easy analysis and visualization of guest tracking data.

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import pandas as pd

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

class Guest:

def __init__(self, name, email, reservation):

self.name = name

self.email = email

self.reservation = reservation

class Reservation:

def __init__(self, room_type, check_in_date, check_out_date):

self.room_type = room_type

self.check_in_date = check_in_date

self.check_out_date = check_out_date

class GuestTracker:

def __init__(self):

self.guests = []

def add_guest(self, guest):

self.guests.append(guest)

def remove_guest(self, guest):

self.guests.remove(guest)

def get_guest_by_email(self, email):

for guest in self.guests:

if guest.email == email:

return guest
return None

def get_guests_by_date_range(self, start_date, end_date):

result = []

for guest in self.guests:

reservation = guest.reservation

if reservation.check_in_date >= start_date and reservation.check_out_date <= end_date:

result.append(guest)

return result

def generate_report(self):

data = []

for guest in self.guests:

data.append({

'Name': guest.name,

'Email': guest.email,

'Room Type': guest.reservation.room_type,

'Check-in Date': guest.reservation.check_in_date,

'Check-out Date': guest.reservation.check_out_date

})

df = pd.DataFrame(data)

return df

def generate_guests_by_room_type_chart(self):

room_types = []

counts = []

for guest in self.guests:

room_type = guest.reservation.room_type

if room_type in room_types:
index = room_types.index(room_type)

counts[index] += 1

else:

room_types.append(room_type)

counts.append(1)

plt.bar(room_types, counts)

plt.xlabel('Room Type')

plt.ylabel('Guest Count')

plt.title('Guests by Room Type')

plt.show()

# Example usage

reservation1 = Reservation('Standard', '2023-07-10', '2023-07-15')

guest1 = Guest('Harrison Adom', '[email protected]', reservation1)

reservation2 = Reservation('Deluxe', '2023-07-12', '2023-07-17')

guest2 = Guest('Robert Zigah', '[email protected]', reservation2)

tracker = GuestTracker()

tracker.add_guest(guest1)

tracker.add_guest(guest2)

# Generate guest report

guest_report = tracker.generate_report()

print(guest_report)

# Generate guests by room type chart

tracker.generate_guests_by_room_type_chart()
# we've added two new methods to the GuestTracker class: generate_report and
generate_guests_by_room_type_chart.

The generate_report method converts the guest data into a pandas DataFrame and returns it. This
allows you to easily analyze and manipulate the guest data using pandas' rich functionality.

The generate_guests_by_room_type_chart method generates a bar chart using matplotlib to visualize


the number of guests in each room typ

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