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A simple Java-based command-line application to keep track of class attendance across multiple subjects. It allows you to log attendance for each weekday, add extra classes, and view a summarized report of attendance percentages.

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Attendance-Tracker

Attendance Tracker is my personal project developed to manage and track my attendance for various subjects in a simple and efficient manner. It is a simple Java-based command-line application to keep track of class attendance across multiple subjects. It allows me to log attendance for each weekday, add extra classes if necessary, and view a summarized report of the attendance percentages and give warnings if attendance drops below 75%.

Features:

  • Track Attendance: Allows to input and track attendance for different subjects on a daily basis.
  • Extra Sessions: Provides the option to record attendance for additional sessions that may not be part of the regular schedule.
  • Attendance Summary: Generates a summary showing the number of classes attended and the attendance percentage for each subject.
  • Warnings: Provides how many more classes needed to attend to reach the 75% criteria.

Purpose:

This project was developed as part of my learning journey to improve my skills in Java programming and to build a useful tool for personal or educational use. It helps track attendance in a simple, text-based format and provides insight into my attendance trends for multiple subjects.

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A simple Java-based command-line application to keep track of class attendance across multiple subjects. It allows you to log attendance for each weekday, add extra classes, and view a summarized report of attendance percentages.

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