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The document outlines a mini project for an Employee Management System using the Collection Framework in Java. It focuses on implementing CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete) on employee records with the use of ArrayList, encapsulation, and exception handling. Key components include the Employee class, EmployeeManagement class for managing employee data, and a Main class for user interaction through a menu-driven interface.

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Mini Project in Java (1)

The document outlines a mini project for an Employee Management System using the Collection Framework in Java. It focuses on implementing CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete) on employee records with the use of ArrayList, encapsulation, and exception handling. Key components include the Employee class, EmployeeManagement class for managing employee data, and a Main class for user interaction through a menu-driven interface.

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MINI PROJECT : Employee Management System (Using

Collection Framework)

Objective : This mini project will show the CRUD (create, read, update, delete)
on employee records using ArrayList from collection framework

Keys Use :
 ArrayList, iterator
 Encapsulation(getter and setters )
 Exception Handling
 CRUD Operations

Help Points :
 Create class Employee with private property id, name, department and
salary.
 Define the method Employee() and after that apply the encapsulation.
 Create class EmployeeManagement to apply the collection framework
functionality.
1. Add the employee
2. Display all employee
3. Update Employee
4. Delete Employee (Iterator)

 Create Main class to compile and add the do-while(switch cases) for the
CRUD operations
Switch case choice
Case 1 : Add the employee data
Case 2: Display data with displayEmployee()
Case 3: Update the data
Case 4: Delete the data
Case 5: Exit

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