hi i need to do an app which cinema booking ticket anyone know what i need to do or where i can watch a tutorial. please anyone help me
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i have not start anything yet. I'm so sorry
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This is a link to an app you might adapt List View & A Booking App On App Inventor | imagnity
You could do this in a single sheet, if you make one row per showing per theater, and devote the rest of the columns in that row to the seat reservations for that showing.
Sample sheet layout, by column:
- Theater ("Ford's Theater") (Column A)
- Showing date-time: "1865.04.14 20:00" (Column B)
- Showing Title: "Our American Cousin" (Column C)
- Theater seats capacity: 122 (Column D)
- Theater seats unsold: 20 (Column F)
- Seat reservations for this showing, in seat number order, starting at Column G: ALincoln@whitehouse.gov, MTodd@whitehouse.gov, RESERVED, unsold,unsold,...,JWBooth@confederacy.org, ..., (seat 122)
This organization allows the user to look up available showings by theater name and/or by showing title and by date/time.
Ticket numbers are spreadsheet cell IDs for uniqueness.
So if President Lincoln's ticket was for the showing on row 5 of the spreadsheet, his ticket number would read G5, since he is in seat G.
You could also supplement this showing sheet with separate seating charts showing the relative placement of the seats in each theater, for people wanting to sit close to other people.