Java Mini Project | To-Do List Application Using ArrayList & Scanner | Menu-Driven Program

In this video, we build a Java Mini Project – a To-Do List Application using ArrayList and Scanner.
This is a console-based, menu-driven project designed especially for beginners who want to improve their Java fundamentals, logic building, and real-world coding skills.
Instead of focusing on GUI, we concentrate on core Java concepts that actually matter for exams, interviews, and strong foundations.
📌 What you’ll learn in this project:
✔ How to add tasks using ArrayList
✔ How to display tasks in a clean way
✔ How to safely delete a task with validation
✔ How to build a menu-driven program using switch-case
✔ How to correctly use Scanner (nextInt() & nextLine() issue explained)
✔ How to write clean and structured Java code using methods and generics
🔥 Java concepts covered:
• ArrayList in Java
• Scanner class and input handling
• Menu-driven programs
• switch-case and while loop
• Methods and modular coding
• Input validation
• Writing Java code the right way
🎯 Who should watch this?
• Java beginners
• Engineering students
• Students preparing for exams or interviews
• Anyone building Java mini projects
📺 This video is part of my Java Mini Project Series.
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