Design a pizza ordering system

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This question evaluates object-oriented design and software architecture skills, focusing on class modeling, responsibilities, relationships, state management, pricing, payment flows, and extensibility.

Design a pizza ordering system

Company: Amazon

Role: Software Engineer

Category: Software Engineering Fundamentals

Difficulty: medium

Interview Round: Technical Screen

Design the core object-oriented model for a pizza ordering system used by a small restaurant. The system should allow customers to: - browse a menu of pizzas, - customize each pizza by size, crust, and toppings, - place an order containing one or more pizzas, - calculate item prices and the final order total, - choose pickup or delivery, - pay using different payment methods, - track order status such as placed, preparing, baking, ready, and delivered. Discuss the main classes, responsibilities, relationships, and how you would make the design extensible for future features such as promotions or additional menu items.

Overview: This question evaluates object-oriented design and software architecture skills, focusing on class modeling, responsibilities, relationships, state management, pricing, payment flows, and extensibility.

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Answer by kruthi.tirunagari

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Design the core object-oriented model for a pizza ordering system used by a small restaurant. The system should allow customers to:

  • browse a menu of pizzas,
  • customize each pizza by size, crust, and toppings,
  • place an order containing one or more pizzas,
  • calculate item prices and the final order total,
  • choose pickup or delivery,
  • pay using different payment methods,
  • track order status such as placed, preparing, baking, ready, and delivered.

Discuss the main classes, responsibilities, relationships, and how you would make the design extensible for future features such as promotions or additional menu items.

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