Subjects:
Computer Science, Student Recored Management System
Level:
Beginner, Intermediate, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
NOTE: Please open the file in python for better understanding.😊
The uploaded code represents a Student Record Management System. Here's a description of its features and functionality:
Purpose
The system is designed to manage student records, including data input, retrieval, modification, and deletion, stored in a binary file (student.dat) using Python's pickle module.
Key Features
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Input and Storage:
- Accepts details such as roll number, name, and marks for subjects (English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, CS).
- Stores data in a binary file (student.dat) as serialized objects.
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Display:
- Provides options to display all student records in tabular format.
- Can display individual student details by searching via roll number.
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Modify Records:
- Allows modification of specific fields in a student's record, such as name or subject marks.
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Delete Records:
- Deletes a student record by roll number and updates the storage file.
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Search:
- Facilitates searching for a student record using the roll number.
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Menus:
- Main Menu: Navigates between report menu, admin menu, and exit options.
- Report Menu: Provides class results or individual student report cards.
- Admin Menu: Allows creation, display, search, modification, and deletion of records.
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Error Handling:
- Handles file not found errors gracefully by providing appropriate prompts.
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Interactive Design:
- Prompts the user for confirmation before overwriting data or continuing operations.
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Presentation:
- Includes an introductory screen with the project name and author information.
- Formats output neatly for better readability.
File Operations
- Uses pickle for serialization/deserialization.
- Temporary files (temp.dat) are created for safe operations like modify and delete.
Example Use Cases
- Schools can manage student academic records.
- Teachers can generate and view class or individual reports.
- Administrators can update records or clean outdated data.
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