Question

Console

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                       Baseball Team Manager

MENU OPTIONS

1 – Display lineup

2 – Add player

3 – Remove player

4 – Move player

5 – Edit player position

6 – Edit player stats

7 - Exit program

POSITIONS

C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF, P

Team data file could not be found.

You can create a new one if you want.

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Menu option: 2

Name: Mike

Position: SS

At bats: 0

Hits: 0

Mike was added.

Menu option: X

Not a valid option. Please try again.

MENU OPTIONS

1 – Display lineup

2 – Add player

3 – Remove player

4 – Move player

5 – Edit player position

6 – Edit player stats

7 - Exit program

Menu option: 7

Bye!

Specifications

· Handle the exception that occurs if the program can’t find the data file.

· Handle the exceptions that occur if the user enters a string where an integer is

expected.

· Handle the exception that occurs if the user enters zero for the number of at bats.

Use import csv to store a lineup on Excel (this does not need to be a completed excel file since the file will be created by the Add player option manually).

The line up is shown in the menu option 1 and those are the entries as shown above for the Baseball Team Manager instructions.

Thank you for your help!!!(any comments on how to use the CSV will also be greatly appreciated)

Answer 1

Hello, Student I hope you are doing great in lockdown.

Here is code for the Baseball Team Manager, still if you have any doubt then feel free to ask in comment section, I am always happy to help you.

Please upvote.

baseball.py

#Pre-defined Players
players = [["Joe", "P", 10, 2], ["Tom", "SS", 11, 4], ["Ben", "3B", 0,0]]
positions = ("1B", "2B", "3B", "C", "LF", "SS", "CF", "RF", "P")


#Function to Print list of Players
def list_All_Players():
             print("#\t" + "Name\t" + "Pos\t" + "Bat\t" + "Hit")
             print("------------------------------------------------------------------")
             for player in players:
                          print(str(players.index(player)) + "\t" + player[0]\
                                + "\t" + player[1] + "\t" + str(player[2]) +\
                                "\t" + str(player[3]))

#Menu 
def show_Menue():
             print("\t\t Baseball Team Manager")
             print("-------------------------------------------------------------------")
             print("Menu Options")
             print("1-Display the lineup")
             print("2-Add Player")
             print("3-Remove Player")
             print("4-Move Player")
             print("5-Edit Player Position")
             print("6-Edit Player Stats")
             print("7-Exit Program")
             print("Positions")
             print("C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, RF, P")
             print("-------------------------------------------------------------------")
             print("-------------------------------------------------------------------")


#Function to edit player Positions
def edit_Player_Position():
             playerno = int(input("Enter a player # \t"))
             newposition = input("Enter a new position \t")
             while newposition not in positions:
                          newposition = input("Enter a valid position \t")
             players[playerno][1] =  newposition    
#Moving a player                                          
def move_A_Player():
             playerno = int(input("Enter a player # \t"))
             newnum = int(input("Enter a number to move player to \t"))
             moved = players.pop(playerno)
             players.insert(newnum, moved)
#Removing a player             
def remove_A_Player():
             playerno = int(input("Enter a player # you want to remove \t"))
             players.remove(players[playerno])
#Add new Player
            
def add_New_Player():
             name = str(input("Name: "))            
             position = str(input("Postion: "))            
             atbats = int(input("At Bats: "))             
             hits = int(input("Hits: "))
             player = []
             player.append(name)
             player.append(position)
             player.append(atbats)
             player.append(hits)
             players.append(player)

#Editing Player stats
             
def edit_Player_Stats():
             playerno = int(input("Enter a player # \t"))
             if choice == 1:
                          atbat = int(input("Enter new at bat value \t"))
                          players[playerno][2] =  atbat
             elif choice ==2:
                          hits = int(input("Enter a new hit value \t"))
                          players[playerno][3] =  hits                         
show_Menue() #Menu Call
option  = int(input("Please enter your option \t"))
while option != 7:
             if (option == 1):
                          list_All_Players()
             elif (option ==2):
                          add_New_Player()
             elif (option == 3):
                          remove_A_Player()
             elif (option == 4):
                          move_A_Player()
             elif (option == 5):
                          edit_Player_Position()
             elif (option ==6):
                          edit_Player_Stats()
             if (option ==7):
                           print("Bye") 
             option = int(input("Please enter your option\t"))
                          
                          
             

Output: - Refer to screenshots

How to use the CSV :-

You can use csv library to implement this with a csv to store or read from that file.

import csv and then open that that file using syntax (you can read and implement from internet)

and you can store all the data into csv file,and at a same time you can read from it.

Feel free to ask in comment section (if needed).

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Thank you!!

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