#🔒 Tkinter booking system

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sharp salmon
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I’m not sure where to begin, but I think I’ll need to use Tkinter for this project. I want to create a booking system where staff members can add types of exercises they offer, which can be typed into the system for each day of the week (Monday to Sunday). There should also be a limit of 15 users per class.

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autumn sphinxBOT
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faint quarry
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This is pretty broad, but ya, you probably want Tkinter. If you need to persist the bookings across program runs, you'll also want a database like SQLite (which Python has builtin support for).

sharp salmon
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I was gonna use like pickle files cause its my nea and I get in trouble for using SQLite

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But idk how i would design it tho

faint quarry
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You got in trouble for using a database previously?

sharp salmon
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Ye the my teacher said i would barley get an D for using SQLite

faint quarry
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That's very strange because an actual database is a far better option for storing data when you're querying it.

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I don't think I can help with Pickle, but the actual data storage medium is largely irrelevant. Ideally, that can be swapped out without impacting too much of the code.

pulsar ermine
faint quarry
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Ah, that's a good point. They might want a server database for the experience of setting it up and such.

smoky pike
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if SQLite is barely a D, pickle should be barely a E, if not a straight F in my book

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teachers... so out of touch with real life

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