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This project is a software application developed using the Java programming language and JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) for database operations. It provides a menu-driven interface that allows users to perform various banking-related tasks.

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Java Menu Driven Banking Application with JDBC

This project is a Java-based software application that enables users to perform various banking operations through a menu-driven interface. It utilizes the JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) API for seamless interaction with a database.

Features

Create Account: Users can create a new bank account by providing their personal information, which will be securely stored in the database.

User Login: Registered users can log in to their accounts using their credentials to access their banking functionalities.

Transfer Money: Users can transfer funds between their accounts or to other users' accounts within the banking system.

View Balance: Users can view the current balance of their accounts to keep track of their available funds.

Logout: Users can securely log out from their accounts, ensuring the protection of their sensitive information.

Technologies Used

Java: The project is developed using the Java programming language.

JDBC: The JDBC API is utilized for database operations, allowing seamless interaction with a database management system.

Database Management System: This application is work with popular DBMS MySQL.

How to Run the Application

->Install Java Development Kit (JDK) on your system, if not already installed.

->Set up a compatible database management system (MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, etc.) and create a database for the application.

->Download or clone the project repository from https://github.com/Arpitpatel1706/Java-Menu-Driven-Banking-Application-with-JDBC.

->Open the project in an integrated development environment (IDE) such as Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA.

->Configure the database connection details in the application, including the database URL, username, and password.

->Build the project to compile the source code and resolve any dependencies.

->Run the application, and the menu-driven interface will be displayed.

Usage

Upon launching the application, users will be presented with a menu of options to choose from. They can navigate through the menu by entering the corresponding option number. The available options include:

Create Account: Users can select this option to create a new bank account. They will be prompted to enter their personal information.

User Login: Registered users can log in to their accounts by selecting this option. They will need to provide their credentials (username and password) to access their account functionalities.

Transfer Money: This option allows users to transfer funds between their own accounts or to other users' accounts within the banking system. Users will be guided through the necessary steps to complete the transaction securely.

View Balance: Users can choose this option to view the current balance of their accounts. The application will display the balance on the screen.

Logout: Users can log out from their accounts by selecting this option. It ensures the protection of their sensitive information and terminates their session.

The application will communicate with the database to perform the requested operations, and the results will be displayed to the user. If any errors or exceptions occur, the application will handle them gracefully and provide appropriate error messages.

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This project is a software application developed using the Java programming language and JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) for database operations. It provides a menu-driven interface that allows users to perform various banking-related tasks.

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