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Python+SQL Project Job Application Manager

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import sqlite3

from datetime import datetime


# Connect to SQLite database

conn = sqlite3.connect('job_tracker.db')

cursor = conn.cursor()


# Create Job Applications table if not exists

cursor.execute('''

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS job_applications (

    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,

    company TEXT NOT NULL,

    position TEXT NOT NULL,

    status TEXT NOT NULL,

    application_date DATE NOT NULL,

    interview_date DATE,

    notes TEXT

)

''')

conn.commit()


# Function to add a job application

def add_application(company, position, status, application_date, interview_date=None, notes=None):

    cursor.execute('''

    INSERT INTO job_applications

    (company, position, status, application_date, interview_date, notes)

    VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)

    ''', (company, position, status, application_date, interview_date, notes))

    conn.commit()

    print("Job application added successfully!")


# Function to view all job applications

def view_applications():

    cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM job_applications')

    applications = cursor.fetchall()

    if not applications:

        print("No job applications recorded yet.")

    else:

        print("ID\tCompany\t\tPosition\tStatus\tApplied Date\tInterview Date\tNotes")

        for application in applications:

            print(f"{application[0]}\t{application[1]}\t\t{application[2]}\t{application[3]}\t{application[4]}\t\t{application[5]}\t\t{application[6]}")


# User interface

while True:

    # Display menu options

    print("\n1. Add Job Application\n2. View Job Applications\n3. Exit")


    # Get user choice

    choice = input("Enter your choice (1/2/3): ")


    # Perform actions based on user choice

    if choice == '1':

        # Gather information for a new job application

        company = input("Enter company name: ")

        position = input("Enter position applied for: ")

        status = input("Enter application status: ")

        application_date = datetime.now().date()

        interview_date = input("Enter interview date (optional, press Enter if none): ")

        notes = input("Enter any notes (optional, press Enter if none): ")


        # Add the job application to the database

        add_application(company, position, status, application_date, interview_date or None, notes or None)

    elif choice == '2':

        # View all recorded job applications

        view_applications()

    elif choice == '3':

        # Exit the program

        print("Exiting the Job Application Tracker. Goodbye!")

        break

    else:

        # Handle invalid choices

        print("Invalid choice. Please enter a valid option.")

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