Welcome to the C++ Project Hub! This repository showcases two comprehensive C++ projects that highlight advanced programming techniques, efficient data management, and modular software design. Dive into the details of each project below.
The Dbms System is a robust application designed to manage student records. It offers functionalities for inserting, updating, and deleting student data stored in a text file. The application ensures data persistence and efficient record handling through the following key features:
- Insert Records: Add new student records with fields such as name, age, and marks.
- Update Records: Modify existing records based on the student’s roll number.
- Delete Records: Remove records by roll number.
- File Persistence: Store and retrieve data from a text file (
students.txt
) for long-term storage.
- Insert Record: Adds a new student to the system and assigns a unique roll number.
- Update Record: Updates the marks of a student identified by their roll number.
- Delete Record: Deletes a student record based on roll number.
- File Operations: Reads and writes student data to and from the
students.txt
file in CSV format.
- File handling and parsing in C++.
- Efficient use of STL containers like
vector
. - Implementation of CRUD operations.
- Modular programming design.
The Customized Standard Template Data Structure Library is a collection of linear and non-linear data structures implemented in C++ using templates. This library provides flexible, type-independent data structures that can be easily integrated into various C++ projects.
This library includes the following data structures:
- Class SingyLL: Implementation of a Singly Linked List.
- Class DoublyLL: Implementation of a Doubly Linked List.
- Class SinglyCircular: Implementation of a Singly Circular Linked List.
- Class DoublyCircular: Implementation of a Doubly Circular Linked List.
- Class Stack: Implementation of a Stack using linked list structure.
- Class Queue: Implementation of a Queue using linked list structure.
- Class BinarySearchTree: Implementation of a Binary Search Tree.
- Template-Based Design: Type-independent data structures using C++ templates.
- Memory Efficient: Linked list-based implementations for dynamic data management.
- Modular Classes: Encapsulated design for each data structure.
- Comprehensive Functionality: Operations such as insertion, deletion, traversal, and searching.
- Flexibility: Supports any data type, from basic to user-defined types.
- Reusability: Modular design for easy integration into projects.
- Performance: Optimized algorithms for common operations.
- Learning Resource: Educational tool for advanced data structures in C++.
To use the Customized Standard Template Data Structure Library, include the Cstdsl.cpp
file in your C++ project and instantiate the desired data structures:
#include "Cstdsl.cpp"
// Example usage
SinglyLL<int> l1;
l1.InsertFirst(11);
l1.InsertLast(21);
l1.InsertLast(51);
l1.InsertLast(111);
l1.InsertLast(110);
l1.Display();
SinglyLL<int> intList;
Stack<float> floatStack;
BinarySearchTree<string> stringTree;
- Understanding of advanced data structures and their applications.
- Template programming in C++ for type-independent code.
- Algorithm optimization for efficient operations.
- Dynamic memory management in C++.
- Modular software design principles.
- Improved documentation for each class and method.
- Robust error handling and exception management.
These projects reflect the versatility and power of C++ in building efficient and modular applications. Whether you're exploring student management systems or delving into customized data structures, this repository offers a wealth of learning and utility. Happy coding!