Library-Manager-Python-Mini-Project

This is a Python Program that manages the circulation of books in a Library among readers and Librarians.

When you will run the script it will ask that what do you want to do.

The options will be--->

• 1. See all available books
• 2. Lend a book
• 3. Contribute books
• 4. Return lended books

- Press 1 to choose See all available books

- Press 2 to choose Lend a book

- Press 3 to choose Contribute Books

- Press 4 to choose Return lended books

If you pressed 1 (and Enter):

• It will ask you to select a category of books.
• Then Press the number given to the categoty of books and press Enter.
• After that you will see all the books available in the selected category.

If you pressed 2 (and Enter):

• It will ask you to select a category of books.
• Then Press the number given to the categoty of books and press Enter.
• Next, type the EXACT name of the book listed in the terminal in the terminal and press Enter.
• Now, it will created a file named lendedBooks.txt in PYTHON/Projects (this will automatically get created as sub-folders from your current working folder.) and will keep some data like username, library name, lended book name and Time and date of lended book

If you pressed 3 (and Enter):

• It will ask you to select a category of books.
• Then Press the number given to the categoty of books and press Enter.
• Next, Type the name of the book and press Enter.
• This will add the name of the book in contributions.txt with some details like username, book name, date and time of contribution and add the book in category of books list.

If you pressed 4 (and Enter):

• It will ask you to type the name of the book you want to return.
• Then, type the name of the book in the terminal and press Enter.
• After that, the program will search for the name of the Book in lendedBooks.txt.
• If the book is not present in lendedBooks.txt, it will ask whether you want to donate it or not.
• Press y to donate it and press n if you do not want to donate it.

That's all folks, hope you liked this simple program:)