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Library-Management-System

The Library Management System is a console-based application implemented in Java, designed to manage the operations of a library.It allows users to perform tasks such as adding, deleting, editing, searching, and viewing all books in the library.

Features: Add Book: Add a new book to the library by providing details such as book ID, title, author, edition, and publication. Delete Book: Delete a book from the library by providing its book ID. Edit Book: Modify the details of an existing book in the library. Search Book: Search for a book in the library using its book ID. View All Books: Display all the books currently available in the library. Instructions for Use: Compilation: Compile the Java source code file LibraryManagementSystem.java.

Copy code javac LibraryManagementSystem.java Execution: Run the compiled program.

Copy code java LibraryManagementSystem Main Menu: Upon execution, the program will display a main menu with options to perform various operations.

Select Operation: Choose an operation by entering the corresponding option number.

Input: Follow the prompts to enter input data as required for the selected operation.

Output: View the output displayed on the console, which includes success messages, book details, or notifications.

Exit: To exit the program, choose the "Quit" option from the main menu.

Dependencies: Java Development Kit (JDK) installed on the system.

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