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The Library Management System is a console application developed in C that allows users to perform basic book-related operations. Key features include adding, returning, issuing books, and managing records with an administrator password. The project utilizes various C programming concepts such as functions, arrays, pointers, and file handling.

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Management

The Library Management System is a console application developed in C that allows users to perform basic book-related operations. Key features include adding, returning, issuing books, and managing records with an administrator password. The project utilizes various C programming concepts such as functions, arrays, pointers, and file handling.

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Project Abstract
 Library Management System is a simple console
application without graphics, developed using C
programming language.
 It is compiled in Code::Blocks using GCC compiler.
 This mini project utilizes various aspects of the C
language such as functions, arrays, pointers, file
handling, and data structure.
 With this simple application, users can perform all the
basic book-related operations and features provided
by today’s advanced library management software.
Features
The key features of library management system are:
 Add books
 Return books
 Issue books
 Delete record of books issued
 View record of books issued
 Password for administrator to use the system
 Books are categorized into different departments
Screenshots
1) Main Menu
2) Select Categories
3) Add Book
Thank You!

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