Database System Concepts
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Create an application that can create, display, search and maintain the book information for a bookstore.
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1) you need to use functions to write code for each menu item.
2) Information of books will be saved in a file, e.g,, books.txt.
3)User can add any number of books to the booklist. There can be 5 books or 500 books. In order for your program to handle it without any changes in the code, you cannot hardcode the number of books in your program.
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