5.2 Customer.cs

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The Customer class models all customers who have ever registered with Goma Hotel. It should have the following properties.

Notes:

• This class has no property for password. Customers' passwords will be automatically managed by the ASP.NET Identity package, and will not be stored here.
• You should use the 'Register' link in the website to register a customer into the website, and then use the 'My Details' link described in Section 6) to enter the details for this customer. Do this for at least 10 customers with some common postcodes to allow the 'Statistics' link to show results.

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NB: During scaffolding, you should choose the ApplicationDbContext used by Identity as the DbContext (i.e., select the database used by Identity). During migration, in case you see the complaint that SQLite does not support certain operation, you should comment out the migration code in the Up() and Down() methods related to that operation. These two methods can be found in the .cs file under the 'Migrations' folder.