This repository contains beginner to intermediate Java projects developed while learning core programming concepts in Java. Each project focuses on specific areas such as object-oriented programming, user input handling, arrays, methods, and control flow.
A menu-driven application that simulates an animal intake and reservation system. Demonstrates inheritance, object creation, user input handling, and basic data management using array lists.
Calculates the area of a wall and determines how much paint is needed, including the number of full cans required. Builds progressively across two program versions. Focuses on arithmetic operations and user input validation.
Prompts the user to enter two items, then calculates and displays the total cost. Uses a custom class with fields, setters/getters, and an object-oriented approach.
A collection of smaller Java labs designed to reinforce core programming skills:
- DrivingCost.java – Method-based driving cost calculator
- ParseStrings.java – Parses comma-separated strings with input validation
- PeopleWeights.java – Uses arrays to calculate total, average, and max weight
- Object-oriented programming (OOP)
- Custom classes and encapsulation
- Input validation and error handling
- Arrays and loop structures
- Method creation and parameter passing
- String manipulation and parsing
- Console-based I/O
These projects were created as part of a university-level course focused on foundational Java development. Each file reflects hands-on experience with programming fundamentals through structured, console-based assignments.