Project Description:

In this project, you will create a basic Video Management System using Python, inspired

by popular video platforms like YouTube. Your task is to create a console application

that includes all the knowledge we've gathered during our class, including, but not

limited to:

$$ Basic Python syntax

$$ Control structures $($if$,$ while, for$)$

$$ Functions and Modules

$$ Exception handling

$$ File Input$/$Output

$$ Data structures like Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, Sets

$$ String Manipulation

$$ Object$-$Oriented Programming $($OOP$)$

$$ GUI Programming with tkinter $($optional$)$

Project Overview:

You will create a program to manage a video library. The program should allow users to:

$1.$ Add videos to the library: A video can have properties like title, duration,

uploader, publication year, and genre.

$2.$ Remove videos from the library: Users should be able to remove a video from the

library using a unique identifier.

$3.$ Search for videos: Users should be able to search for a video either by title or

uploader.

$4.$ Save and load library data: The state of the library $($i$.$e$.,$ the videos currently in

the library$)$ should be saved to a file when the program is closed and loaded from

a file when the program is started.

Optional Challenge: Create a GUI using tkinter that provides a user$-$friendly interface

for managing the video library. This is not extra credit, just an optional challenge.

Project Requirements:

$1.$ Use appropriate data structures to store the library data. Remember that different

types of data structures are suitable for different tasks.

$2.$ Incorporate object$-$oriented programming principles in your design. For example,

consider creating a Video class with properties like title and uploader.

$3.$ Use functions for code organization. Each function should accomplish a single

task.

$4.$ Implement exception handling to account for potential errors like trying to remove

a video that isn't in the library or opening a file that doesn't exist.

$5.$ Create a simple text$-$based menu system that allows users to interact with the

library. This can be as simple as printing out options and having the user input

their choice.

I encourage you to be creative and flexible in your solutions. For example, you can save

the library data in a file, or you may consider using a database to keep track of the

videos.