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Student Writer Project

This assignment requires writing structured student records to a text file using Java. Students must create a class named StudentFileWriter, utilize List<String> and file-handling classes, and ensure proper exception handling. The program should write specific student data to 'student_records.txt' and display a success message or an error message as appropriate.

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Student Writer Project

This assignment requires writing structured student records to a text file using Java. Students must create a class named StudentFileWriter, utilize List<String> and file-handling classes, and ensure proper exception handling. The program should write specific student data to 'student_records.txt' and display a success message or an error message as appropriate.

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Java Programming Assignment

Writing Student Records to a Text File


Objective

In this assignment, you will practice file output in Java by writing structured student data to a
text file. You will use file-handling classes to store formatted student records in an external .txt
file.

This assignment reinforces:

●​ List<String> usage
●​ The [Link]() method
●​ File writing using PrintWriter or FileWriter
●​ Exception handling (try-catch or throws IOException)
●​ Proper program structure and formatting

Provided Data
Your program must use the following data exactly as written:

Java
List<String> students = [Link](
"Alice Smith, 1001, Intro to Java, A",
"Bob Johnson, 1002, Data Structures, B+",
"Charlie Brown, 1003, Algorithms, C",
"Diana Prince, 1004, Operating Systems, A-"
);

Program Requirements
1️⃣ Create a Class

Create a class named:

None
StudentFileWriter

2️⃣ Write Data to a File

Your program must:

●​ Create a file named:

None
​
student_records.txt

●​ ​
Write all student records into the file
●​ Each student record must appear on its own line
●​ Preserve formatting exactly as shown

3️⃣ Use Proper File Handling

You must:

●​ Use either:
○​ PrintWriter
○​ FileWriter
○​ OR a combination of both
●​ Properly close the file
●​ Handle possible exceptions using:
○​ try-catch
○​ OR throws IOException

4️⃣ Console Output


After successfully writing to the file, display:

None
Student records successfully written to file.

If an error occurs, display a meaningful error message.

Required Methods
Your program must include:

●​ public static void main(String[] args)


●​ At least one additional method:

Example:

None
public static void writeToFile(List<String> students)

Sample Output in student_records.txt


None
Alice Smith, 1001, Intro to Java, A
Bob Johnson, 1002, Data Structures, B+
Charlie Brown, 1003, Algorithms, C
Diana Prince, 1004, Operating Systems, A-

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