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PROJECT

REPORT
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
-NAKSH YEDKE
CLASS: XI A
ROLL NO: 31
OBJECTIVE
The aim is to create a Python program that
manages attendance for students in a school. The
code achieves this by de ning two classes:
`Student` and `AttendanceSystem`.

1. **Student Class**: This class represents a


student and stores their name, roll number, class,
and attendance record.

2. **AttendanceSystem Class**: This class


manages a collection of students and provides
methods to add students, mark attendance for
each student, and retrieve detailed information
about a student including their attendance record.

The overall aim is to provide a exible and e cient


system for tracking student attendance, which can
be useful for teachers and administrators in
schools to monitor student participation and
engagement.
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DOCUMENTATION
Student Class:

Description: Represents a student in the school


system.

• Attributes:

1. name (str): The name of the student.

2. roll_number (str): The roll number of the


student.

3. student_class (str): The class in which the


student is enrolled.

4. attendance (dict): A dictionary to store the


attendance record of the student.

• Methods:

mark_attendance(date, status): Marks the


attendance of the student for a speci c date.
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Attendance System Class:

• Description: Manages the attendance records


of all students.

• Attributes:

students (dict): A dictionary to store student


objects indexed by their names.

Methods:

1. add_student(name, roll_number,
student_class): Adds a new student to the
attendance system.

2. mark_attendance(student_name, date, status):


Marks the attendance of a student for a speci c
date.

3. get_student_details(student_name): Retrieves
details of a student including their attendance
record.

Example Usage:

1. Initialise the Attendance System object.


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2. Add students using the add_student method.

3. Mark attendance for students using the


mark_attendance method.

4. Retrieve student details and attendance


records using the get_student_details method.

This documentation provides an overview of the


classes, their attributes, methods, and usage,
helping users understand how to interact with
the provided code e ectively.
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PROGRAM
class Student:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.attendance = {}

def mark_attendance(self, date, status):


self.attendance[date] = status

class AttendanceSystem:
def __init__(self):
self.students = {}

def add_student(self, name):


self.students[name] = Student(name)

def mark_attendance(self, student_name, date,


status):
if student_name in self.students:

self.students[student_name].mark_attendance(date,
status)
else:
print(f"Student {student_name} not found.")

def get_attendance(self, student_name):


if student_name in self.students:
return
self.students[student_name].attendance
else:
print(f"Student {student_name} not found.")

# Example usage:
attendance_system = AttendanceSystem()
self.name
Adding students with Indian names in English
attendance_system.add_student("Alisha")
attendance_system.add_student("Bharat")
attendance_system.add_student("Chandan")

# Marking attendance
attendance_system.mark_attendance("Alisha",
"2024-02-21", "Present")
attendance_system.mark_attendance("Bharat",
"2024-02-21", "Absent")
attendance_system.mark_attendance("Chandan",
"2024-02-21", "Present")

# Getting attendance
print(attendance_system.get_attendance("Alisha"))
print(attendance_system.get_attendance("Bharat"))
print(attendance_system.get_attendance("Chandan"))

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