Create a Console$-$Based CRUD Application Using Java, Apache Derby, and NetBeans

Scenario:

You are tasked with developing a console$-$based application in Java using Apache Derby as

the database and NetBeans IDE for development. This application will allow the user to

perform CRUD $($Create$,$ Read, Update, Delete$)$ operations on a list of students. The

application should also be able to retrieve and display all male and female students

separately.

Application Requirements:

Student Class:

Create a Student class that has the following attributes:

studentNo $($Integer$,$ Primary Key$)$

name $($String$)$

age $($Integer$)$

gender $($String$,$ 'Male' or 'Female'$)$

Database Setup:

Use Apache Derby as the database.

Application Functionality:

Implement a menu$-$driven interface in the console that allows users to perform the

following operations:

Add a Student:

The user should be able to enter student details $($name$,$ age, gender$)$ and

save the data to the database.

View All Students:

Display a list of all students currently in the database.

Update Student Details:

The user should be able to update the name, age, and gender of a student by

specifying their id$.$

Delete a Student:

The user should be able to delete a student from the database by specifying

their id$.$

View All Males:

Display a list of all male students in the database.

View All Females:

Display a list of all female students in the database.

Exit:

Exit the application.

Submit PDF$,$ Word or Images

$(70$ Points$)$

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What is the correct way to create a thread in Java? $*(2$ Points$)$

A$)$ Extend the Thread class and override the run$(0)$ method

B$)$ Implement the Runnable interface and override the start$()$ method

C$)$ Implement the Runnable interface and override the run$()$ method

D$)$ Both A and C