Im using netbeans IDE and javafx, java swing and other gui helping software cann
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Question
Im using netbeans IDE and javafx, java swing and other gui helping software cannot be used because learning the hard part is what i wanna do but id love for some help getting started on this code, any bit of help would be appriciated even just code shells of how to get started, thanks
Overview
This system is a desktop GUI application to support the sheriff’s deputies in their duties to maintain accurate information of inmates. This system will provide information regarding their
current status in the prison system from the time they are arrested to the time they are released. The prison has four cellblocks: minimum security, maximum security, isolation, and hospital. A
prisoner in the system must be placed into one of these 4 cellblocks of the prison.
Functional Description
The system will provide law enforcement officials the following functionality:
• Book a person that is arrested
• Release a person from prison
• View inmate current status while in prison
• Update inmate current status while in prison
• View court dates for all inmates in prison
• View visitors by name, date, and prisoner
• List of inmates by name and by cell block
• List of all inmates in jail
There are 200 minimum-security cells, 50 maximum-security cells, 10 isolation cells, and 50hospital beds (cells).
Each cell of the maximum-security and minimum-security cells contains 2 bunks (upper andlower), and prisoners are assigned a bunk
The system keeps track of data for prisoners that includes, but is not limited to: first name, lastname, prison id number, height, weight, ethnicity, date arrested, court dates, date released, cell
block location, and visitors log. The system maintains visitor information: first name, last name, social security number, date of visit, and prisoner visited
Explanation / Answer
class prison_management_system
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
menu_screen m1 = new menu_screen();
m1.setSize(760,600);
m1.setVisible(true);
}
}