Graduate Student Information Management System in Python (Console CRUD Application)

The article describes a simple graduate student information management system written in Python, designed to run in a console and demonstrate basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality for student records.

A text‑based menu guides the user to view the student list, add new students, modify existing entries, or delete records, with prompts for fields such as student ID, name, phone number, college, grade, employment status, and company.

def Menu():##菜单主界面 print('*'*22) print("* 查看毕业生列表输入: 1 *") print("* 添加毕业生信息输入: 2 *") print("* 修改毕业生信息输入: 3 *") print("* 删除毕业生信息输入: 4 *") print("* 退出系统请输入 0 *") print('*'*22) def CheckIdisRight(StudentList,id):##检查学号是否在列表中 for i in range(0, len(StudentList)): if((id in StudentList[i])==True): return True return False def PrintStudentList(StudentList):#打印学生信息列表 for i in range(0, len(StudentList)): print(StudentList[i]) def AddStudent(StudentList):##添加学生信息 number = int((input("请输入学号："))) if(number<1000000000 and CheckIdisRight(StudentList,number)==False):##学号判断 print("学号输入错误&学号已存在！请重新输入：") number = (input("请输入学号：")) name = input("请输入你的名字：") tell = input("请输入你的电话：") if(len(tell)!=11): print("请输入正确的电话号码(11)位：") tell = input() college = input("请输入你的学院名称：") grade = input("请输入你的年级：") isjob = int(input("是否就业？：是填 1 否则填0: ")) if(isjob == 1): company = input("请输入你公司的名称：") else: company = 0 arry = [number, name, tell, college, grade, isjob, company] StudentList.append(arry) PrintStudentList(StudentList) # ... (additional functions for modifying and deleting students) ... def main(): Menu() StudentInfo = ['学号','姓名','电话','学院','年级','是否就业','就业公司'] StudentList = [StudentInfo] while(1): a = int(input("请输入：")) while(a): if(a==1): PrintStudentList(StudentList) Menu() break if(a==2): AddStudent(StudentList) Menu() break if(a==3): ChangeStudent(StudentList) Menu() break if(a==4): DeleteStudent(StudentList) Menu() break if (a == 0): exit() main()

The program defines helper functions for checking IDs, printing the list, adding, modifying, and deleting student entries, and a main loop that repeatedly displays the menu, reads the user's choice, and invokes the appropriate operation.

At the end of the article the author shares screenshots of the main interface, lists the menu options (view, add, modify, delete), and reflects on the challenges encountered while writing the code, noting the need to rewrite parts after discovering issues.