Library_Managment

Library Management System

Overview

This is a simple Library Management System implemented in Python. The program allows users to add books to a library dynamically until they choose to stop. It also displays the total number of books in the library along with their titles.

Features

Add books to the library dynamically.

User can enter multiple books until they type 'exit'.

Display all books stored in the library.

How It Works

The program initializes an empty library.

It continuously prompts the user to enter a book name.

The user can add books until they type 'exit'.

Once they exit, the program displays all books stored in the library.

Usage

Run the Program

To run the program, execute the following Python script:

class Library: def init(self): self.noBooks = 0 self.books = []

def addBook(self, book):
    self.books.append(book)
    self.noBooks = len(self.books)

def showInfo(self):
    print(f"\nThe library has {self.noBooks} books. The books are:")
    for book in self.books:
        print(book)

Creating an instance of Library

L1 = Library()

Allowing the user to add books until they type 'exit'

while True: book_name = input("Enter the book name to add (or type 'exit' to stop): ").strip() if book_name.lower() == "exit":
break # Stop adding books if the user types 'exit' L1.addBook(book_name) print(f"'{book_name}' has been added to the library.\n")

Display all books added

L1.showInfo()

Example Output

Enter the book name to add (or type 'exit' to stop): Harry Potter 'Harry Potter' has been added to the library.

Enter the book name to add (or type 'exit' to stop): The Alchemist 'The Alchemist' has been added to the library.

Enter the book name to add (or type 'exit' to stop): exit

The library has 2 books. The books are: Harry Potter The Alchemist

Requirements

Python 3.x

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by improving the functionality, adding features, or optimizing the code!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.