Description:
The Business Logic Project demonstrates a deep understanding of common business practices by creating a program that processes data from a JSON file. The JSON data is converted into Java objects, which are then used to simulate typical business processes like data sorting, filtering, and modification. The application showcases a variety of object-oriented programming principles, focusing on LinkedLists, Generics, and Class Inheritance.
The data is stored in a LinkedList, allowing for efficient data management and traversal. The use of Generics ensures the program can work with different types of objects, making the codebase flexible and reusable. Comparables are implemented to allow for sorting and comparison of data based on specific business rules, such as sorting transactions or customer records by value or date.
To ensure proper data encapsulation, getters and setters are used for all relevant fields, and Class Inheritance allows for extending and modifying business logic in a modular way. This makes the program adaptable to changing business requirements without disrupting the overall system structure.
By using this approach, the project illustrates how common business logic (such as processing and sorting data) can be implemented efficiently with Java and how OOP principles can be applied to real-world scenarios.
Technologies Used:
Programming Language:
Java
Technologies:
Class Inheritance
Comparables
Generics
Getters & Setters
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