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The document describes an assignment to create a library management system using linked lists in Java. Students are asked to create 3 linked lists to store data about books, readers, and book lending. The book list should support loading and saving to files, adding/deleting books, searching, and sorting. The reader and lending lists require similar basic functions. The overall task is to build a menu-driven program using linked lists to manage these 3 entities and their relationships in a library setting.

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The document describes an assignment to create a library management system using linked lists in Java. Students are asked to create 3 linked lists to store data about books, readers, and book lending. The book list should support loading and saving to files, adding/deleting books, searching, and sorting. The reader and lending lists require similar basic functions. The overall task is to build a menu-driven program using linked lists to manage these 3 entities and their relationships in a library setting.

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DSA - Assignment 1

Library Management System


using linked list data structure
INTRODUCTION
Your first assignment in this block will be using linked list data struture for
implementing a small Library Management System (LMS) in Java language.
LMS manages information about books, readers and book lending items. These
information are:
About a book:
1. bcode (string): the code of the book (this should be unique for the book).
2. title (string): the title of the book.
3. quantity (integer): the number of books with the same code the library has.
4. lended (integer): the number of books with the same code, which are still lended.
Condition: lended ≤ quantity.
5. price (double): The price of the book.

About a reader:

1. rcode (string): the code of the reader (this should be unique for the reader).
2. name (string): the name of the reader.
3. byear (integer): The birth year of the reader (must between 1900 and 2010).

About lending:

1. bcode (string): the code of the book to be lended.


2. rcode (string): the code of the borrower.
3. state (integer): takes values 0, 1, or 2 only.

0: the book is not given to the reader


1: the book is still at the reader, not given back.
2: the book is given back to the library.

YOUR TASKS
You should use 3 linked lists, each one is used to store data for books, readers or
book lending items. You should create linked lists from scratch, do not use list
structures available in java like ArrayList, Vector or LinkedList classes.
On running, your program displays the menu as below:
Book list (8 marks):
1.1. Load data from file
1.2. Input & add to the end
1.3. Display data
1.4. Save book list to file
1.5. Search by bcode
1.6. Delete by bcode
1.7. Sort by bcode
1.8. Input & add to beginning
1.9. Add after position k
1.10. Delete position k

Reader list (1 mark):


2.1. Load data from file
2.2. Input & add to the end
2.3. Display data
2.4. Save reader list to file
2.5. Search by rcode
2.6. Delete by rcode

Lending list (1 mark):


3.1. Input data
3.2. Display data
3.3. Sort by bcode + rcode

tasks explanation
Book list (8 marks):
1.1. Load data from file
Allow a user to input the file name that contains information of books. The content
of the file may be

B03 | Morning | 12 | 25.1


B01 | The noon | 10 | 5.2
B02 | River | 5 | 4.3
B05 | Physics | 7 | 15.4
B07 | Biology | 11 | 12.2
B04 | Southern | 9 | 5.2
The first line means that: bcode = B03, title = Morning, quantity = 12, and price =
25.1 (lended is absent and set to 0)

1.2. Input & add to the end


Allow a user to add new information about a book. After checking validation of
data (including that the bcode could not be duplicated), the book is added to the end
of the list.
1.3. Display data
Display data in format:
bcode | title | quantity | lended | price | value
where value = price*quantity
For example after loading the above file, this option give the output below:
code | Title | Quantity | Lended | Price | Value
-------------------------------------------------------------------
B03 | Morning | 12 | 0 | 25.1 | 301.2
B01 | The noon | 10 | 0 | 5.2 | 52
B02 | River | 5 | 0 | 4.3 | 21.5
B05 | Physics | 7 | 0 | 15.4 | 107.8
B07 | Biology | 11 | 0 | 12.2 | 134.2
B04 | Southern | 9 | 0 | 5.2 | 46.8

1.4. Save book list to file


Allow a user to input the file name and save the book list to the file. The
information and format like the option 12.

1.5. Search by bcode


Write the function:
Node search(String xCode) {}
which return reference to the node whose info contains the book with bcode =
xCode.
Allow a user to input the pcode to be searched and display the result: found or not
found.

1.6. Delete by bcode


Write the function:
void dele(String xCode) {}
which deletes the node whose info contains the book with bcode = xCode.
Allow a user to input the bcode to be deleted and then delete the book having that
bcode.

1.7. Sort by bcode

1.8. Input & add to beginning

1.9. Add after position k


The position of the first element is 0, the second's is 1

1.10. Delete position k

Reader list (1 mark):


2.1. Load data from file
Allow a user to input the file name that contains information of readers. The
content of the file may be

R03 | Hoa | 1902


R01 | La | 1901
R02 | Canh | 1903
R05 | Cay | 1910
The first line means that: rcode = R03, name = Hoa, byear = 1902

2.2. Input & add to the end


2.3. Display data
2.4. Save reader list to file
2.5. Search by rcode
2.6. Delete by rcode

Lending list (1 mark):


3.1. Input data
Allow a user to input lending item.
When running, the screen looks like:
Enter book code:
Enter reader code:
Enter state:
After the user enter bcode and rcode, the program check and acts as follows:
- If bcode not found in the books list or rcode not found in the readers list then data
is not accepted.
- If both bcode and rcode found in the lending list and state=1 then data is not
accepted.
- If bcode and rcode found but lended = quantity then new lending item with state =
0 is added to the end of the Lending list.
- If bcode and rcode found and lended < quantity then lended is increased by 1 and
new lending item with state = 1 is added to the end of the Lending list.
3.2. Display lending data
3.3. Sort by bcode + rcode

Submission Requirements
Create the directory with a name like <class>-<name><roll number>-ASS1, e.g.
SE0508-QuangTV00456-AS1 (1)

Assignment assessment
You will be asked to modify immediately and to explain your assignment in lab
room to be sure that you are really the author of the assignment you submitted.

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