CS Project
CS Project
Adding Books:
Deleting a Book:
Return Books:
5. User Interface
Using a menu-driven interface in Python
6. Inserting data into the tables (through python-
Mysql connectivity)
Table –Books:
Table –Members:
Table –Transaction:
Members
Transactions
We have one python-connectivity programs ->
Library_manager
return_book(transaction_id)
Returns a book and updates the database by increasing the
quantity and removing the transaction record.
4. User Interface -->
menu()
Provides a text-based menu interface for the program.
Observations
1) Efficient Database Operations:
SQL queries integrated with Python functions allow
seamless interaction with the database.
Transactions like issuing and returning books are
accurately reflected in real-time.
2) User-Friendly Interface:
The menu-driven approach makes it easy for users
to interact with the system without needing prior
technical expertise.
3) Data Consistency:
Every operation, such as adding a book or issuing a
book, ensures the integrity of data across the
database tables.
4) Scalability:
The system can be expanded to include additional
features, such as fine calculations, email
notifications, or detailed reporting.
Conclusion
The Library Management System (LMS) project successfully
implements a Python-based interface to manage the
operations of a library using MySQL as the backend database.
The system provides functionalities for adding, updating,
viewing, searching, and deleting books and member records,
as well as issuing and returning books.
Project By:
Love pachauri (XII-A)