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Parking Management Project Report

The Parking Management System is a console-based Java application designed to manage parking slots through functionalities like storing and displaying data. It consists of several modules including a model layer for parking slots, a DAO layer for data management, and a utility layer for file operations. Future enhancements include error logging, support for structured data formats, and implementing a database backend.

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Parking Management Project Report

The Parking Management System is a console-based Java application designed to manage parking slots through functionalities like storing and displaying data. It consists of several modules including a model layer for parking slots, a DAO layer for data management, and a utility layer for file operations. Future enhancements include error logging, support for structured data formats, and implementing a database backend.

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Parking Management System - Java Project Report

1. Introduction

The Parking Management System is a console-based Java application that simulates the functionalities of

managing parking slots. It includes operations such as storing, loading, and displaying parking slot data using

Java I/O classes.

2. Project Modules

- Model Layer: Contains the ParkingSlot class representing a parking slot.

- DAO Layer: Manages storage and retrieval of ParkingSlot data.

- Utility Layer: Contains helper classes like FileHandler for file operations.

- UI Layer: Deals with console-based user interaction.

3. FileHandler.java (Utility Class)

Below is a screenshot of the FileHandler.java class that manages reading from and writing to text files:
Parking Management System - Java Project Report

4. saveParkingData Method

public static void saveParkingData(List<ParkingSlot> slots, String filename)

Purpose: Saves a list of parking slots to a text file.

BufferedWriter: Writes text to a character-output stream.

Loop: Iterates over each ParkingSlot object and writes its toString() to the file.

writer.newLine(): Adds a new line after each entry.

Exception Handling: Catches and prints IOException.

5. loadParkingData Method

public static void loadParkingData(String filename)


Parking Management System - Java Project Report
Purpose: Reads parking slot data from a file line by line.

BufferedReader: Reads text from a character-input stream.

while loop: Continuously reads lines until EOF (null) is reached.

System.out.println(line): Prints each line to the console.

6. Conclusion

This utility class is crucial for persisting parking data across sessions. By leveraging Java I/O, it ensures data

can be saved and retrieved effectively without needing a database.

7. Future Enhancements

- Add error logging to a file.

- Support CSV or JSON formats for better structure.

- Implement a database backend.

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