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Assignment Unit 6 Ex

This document demonstrates a generic library catalog implemented in Java that can store books and DVDs. It utilizes generic classes and methods to create a flexible catalog. The catalog allows users to add, remove, and view library items through a simple command line interface. Example code shows how to create a catalog for books, add and remove books, and display the catalog.

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Assignment Unit 6 Ex

This document demonstrates a generic library catalog implemented in Java that can store books and DVDs. It utilizes generic classes and methods to create a flexible catalog. The catalog allows users to add, remove, and view library items through a simple command line interface. Example code shows how to create a catalog for books, add and remove books, and display the catalog.

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Generic Library Catalog

This assignment demonstrates a generic library catalog implemented in Java with example code

and output.

Objectives:

 Utilize generic classes and methods for flexibility.

 Develop a catalog that can store books and DVDs (expandable to other types).

 Implement basic error handling.

 Create a simple command-line interface for user interaction.

Generic Catalog Class:

// Generic Library Catalog class

class LibraryCatalog<T extends LibraryItem<?>> {

private Map<Integer, T> catalog;

public LibraryCatalog() {

[Link] = new HashMap<>();

}
// Method to add a new library item

public void addItem(T item) {

[Link]([Link](), item);

[Link]("Item added successfully: " + [Link]());

// Method to remove a library item

public void removeItem(int itemID) {

if ([Link](itemID)) {

T removedItem = [Link](itemID);

[Link]("Item removed successfully: " + [Link]());

} else {

[Link]("Item with ID " + itemID + " not found.");

// Method to retrieve item details

public void getItemDetails(int itemID) {

if ([Link](itemID)) {

T item = [Link](itemID);

[Link]("Item ID: " + [Link]());

[Link]("Title: " + [Link]());


[Link]("Author: " + [Link]());

} else {

[Link]("Item with ID " + itemID + " not found.");

// Method to view the current catalog

public void viewCatalog() {

if ([Link]()) {

[Link]("Catalog is empty.");

} else {

[Link]("Current Catalog:");

for ([Link]<Integer, T> entry : [Link]()) {

[Link]("Item ID: " + [Link]());

[Link]("Title: " + [Link]().getTitle());

[Link]("Author: " + [Link]().getAuthor());

[Link]("--------------------");

```
Example Code Usage:

// Create a library catalog for books

LibraryCatalog<LibraryItem<Book>> bookCatalog = new LibraryCatalog<>();

// Add some books to the catalog

[Link](new LibraryItem<>("Book1", "Author1", 101));

[Link](new LibraryItem<>("Book2", "Author2", 102));

[Link](new LibraryItem<>("Book3", "Author3", 103));

// Display the current catalog

[Link]();

// Remove an item from the catalog

[Link](102);

// Display the updated catalog

[Link]();

```

Output:
```

Item added successfully: Book1

Item added successfully: Book2

Item added successfully: Book3

Current Catalog:

Item ID: 101

Title: Book1

Author: Author1

--------------------

Item ID: 102

Title: Book2

Author: Author2

--------------------

Item ID: 103

Title: Book3

Author: Author3

--------------------

Item removed successfully: Book2

Current Catalog:

Item ID: 101

Title: Book1

Author: Author1
--------------------

Item ID: 103

Title: Book3

Author: Author3

--------------------

```

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