Learn Core Java - Series 1

• 9.7
• Programming
• 15 Episodes
• 3 hrs 46 minutes
• Framed By : Floyd Lover

EP 11 - File Handling and Java OOPS Project Implementation

In this tutorial, we'll cover the comprehensive process of reading, writing, searching, and sorting collections using file handling in Java. The focus will be on creating a menu-driven program that offers the following options:

INSERT: Add new entries to the collection.
DISPLAY: Showcase the collection on screen.
SEARCH: Find specific entries within the collection.
DELETE: Remove entries from the collection.
UPDATE: Modify existing entries in the collection.
SORT BY EMPNO ON SCREEN: Arrange entries by employee number for display.
SORT BY EMPNO IN FILE: Sort entries by employee number and store in the file.
SORT BY ENAME ON SCREEN: Display entries sorted by employee name on the screen.
SORT BY ENAME IN FILE: Store entries sorted by employee name in the file.
SORT BY SALARY DESC ON SCREEN: Showcase entries sorted by salary in descending order on the screen.
SORT BY SALARY ASC IN FILE: Store entries sorted by salary in ascending order in the file.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a menu-driven Java program that enables you to perform these essential operations on a collection, seamlessly integrating file handling for persistent storage and retrieval. Let's dive into the world of efficient and dynamic data management in Java.