Library Management System

Overview

The Library Management System is a console-based application developed in C that allows users to manage a library's collection of books. This system provides functionalities for adding, removing, searching, displaying, borrowing, and returning books. It is designed to be user-friendly and efficient, making it a great tool for managing a small library or personal collection.

Features

Add Book: Users can add new books to the library by providing details such as ID, title, author, and availability status.
Remove Book: Users can remove books from the library using the book ID.
Search Book: Users can search for books by title or author, displaying relevant information about the found books.
Display All Books: Users can view a list of all books in the library, including their availability status.
Borrow Book: Users can borrow books, which updates their availability status.
Return Book: Users can return borrowed books, making them available for others.

Data Storage

The application uses a binary file (library.dat) to store book data persistently. This allows the library's collection to be saved and loaded between sessions.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

A C compiler (e.g., GCC)
A JAVA compiler (e.g., Eclipse IDE,IntelliJ)
Basic knowledge of C & Java programming

Usage

Follow the on-screen menu to navigate through the various functionalities of the Library Management System. Input the required information as prompted.