1. Create an in-memory database for a bookstore inventory. The bookstore sells books. Each book has a...

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1. Create an in-memory database for a bookstore inventory. The bookstore sells books. Each book has a name, price, unique id, and a quantity. The store uses sequential integers for unique ids. We need to be able to

• Add new books.

• Sell a book in the inventory.

• Add new copies of existing books

• Change the price of a book

• Find the price and/or quantity of a book by either name or id.

Create an Inventory class to keep track of the store inventory.

2. Use the memento pattern to copy the data in an Inventory object. Make the memento serializable so it can be saved in a file. Given an Inventory object and a memento, you can restore the Inventory object to a previous state.

So now we can periodically create and save a memento of the Inventory object.

3. For each operation that changes the state of the Inventory object creates a command. Make the commands serializable.

Now every time we perform an operation on an Inventory object, we can create a command, perform the command and save the command to disk. This way we will have a history of all the operations. If our program were to crash we can recover the last state by first loading the last memento and then replaying all the commands done since the last memento was created.

4. Create a decorator for Inventory objects. For every operation that changes the Inventory object's state, the decorator will create the command, perform the command and save the command to a file.