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Java Project Documentation

The document describes a console-based Student Management System project developed in Core Java, featuring functionalities to add, view, search, and delete student records. It utilizes Java 8, OOP principles, and the Collections Framework, demonstrating skills in encapsulation, inheritance, and exception handling. The project serves as a practical application of Java knowledge and has potential for extension into a GUI or database system.

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Java Project Documentation

The document describes a console-based Student Management System project developed in Core Java, featuring functionalities to add, view, search, and delete student records. It utilizes Java 8, OOP principles, and the Collections Framework, demonstrating skills in encapsulation, inheritance, and exception handling. The project serves as a practical application of Java knowledge and has potential for extension into a GUI or database system.

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Java Mini Project – Student Management System

1. Project Overview
This project is a console-based Student Management System developed using Core Java. It allows
users to add, view, search, and delete student records. The project demonstrates hands-on
knowledge of OOP concepts, collections, exception handling, and modular programming. 2.
Features
• Add new student details
• View all student records
• Search for a student using ID
• Delete a student record
• Uses ArrayList for dynamic storage
3. Technologies Used
• Java 8
• OOP Principles
• Collections Framework
4. Skills Demonstrated
• Classes & Objects
• Encapsulation
• Inheritance (if extended features added)
• Exception Handling
• Data Handling using Collections
5. Conclusion
This project highlights practical working knowledge in Java and can be extended into a GUI or
database-based system.

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