This is a simple password manager program written in Java that allows the user to store and retrieve passwords for different accounts. The program uses a HashMap to store the passwords, where the key is the account name and the value is the password.
Note: The passwords are stored in memory and will be lost once the program is closed. This program is not intended for secure password storage.
To use the program, simply run the main method in the PasswordManager class. The program will display a menu with three options:
- Store password
- Retrieve password
- Exit
To store a password, select option 1 from the menu and enter the account name and password when prompted. The program will store the password in the HashMap and display a success message.
To retrieve a password, select option 2 from the menu and enter the account name when prompted. If the password exists in the HashMap, the program will display the password. Otherwise, it will display a message indicating that no password was found for the given account name.
To exit the program, select option 3 from the menu. The program will display a message indicating that it is exiting and then terminate.
This program is included in the oopsdan package. To use the program in your own Java project, you can simply import the oopsdan.PasswordManager class and call its main method.
This program was created as a learning exercise and is not intended for production use. However, if you would like to contribute to the project, feel free to submit a pull request.
This project is released under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.