Release v1.4.0 – Project Organization & OOP Structuring

Learning Java

Expanded the Java projects collection with a new console-based game implementation.

🚀 Features

Added one new console-based game (HangMan)

Implemented using object-oriented programming principles

Integrated into the existing structured folder system

📦 Releases

v1.4.0 – New game added
You can find all versions under the Releases section of the repository.

⚙️ Requirements

Java JDK 8 or later

Any Java-compatible IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, VS Code)

Release v1.3.0

Learning Java

A simple and structured Java project designed to practice core Java concepts,
syntax, and object-oriented programming principles.

This repository is intended for learning, experimentation, and gradual
improvement through versioned releases.

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🚀 Features

• Clean Java code examples
• Covers basic to intermediate Java concepts
• Easy to understand project structure
• Versioned releases for progressive learning

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📦 Releases

• v1.3.0 – Latest release with new updates

You can find all versions under the Releases section of the repository.

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🛠️ Requirements

• Java JDK 8 or later
• Any Java-compatible IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, VS Code)

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v1.2.0 – Added Three New Console Games

Expanded the Java project collection with three additional console-based game implementations.

• Added three new interactive game systems
• Improved overall project variety
• Continued expansion of structured console applications

This update strengthens the repository’s practical Java application coverage.

v1.1.0 – Added New Games and Life Manager Utility

Added new projects to expand the repository:

• Two additional console-based game implementations
• Life Manager utility system

Improved modular structure and expanded project coverage.

Initial Java Projects Release v1.0.0

Initial release of organized Java projects including:

• Life Manager

• Basic Java programs

• OOP-based console applications

This repository demonstrates core Java fundamentals and object-oriented programming concepts.