Student Records Dataset

This repository contains a dataset of student records stored in JSON format. The data includes details like student ID, batch, section, registered subjects, contact information, and address.

Files in the Repository

• students.json:
  • Contains the student data in JSON format.
  • Each student has a unique ID and associated details.

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Fields in students.json

• id: Unique identifier for each student (e.g., "S101").
• name: Full name of the student (e.g., "Alice Johnson").
• batch: Graduation year or batch of the student (e.g., "2024").
• section: The section or group of the student (e.g., "A").
• subjects_registered: A list of subjects the student is enrolled in (e.g., ["Mathematics", "Physics"]).
• phone_number: Contact number of the student (e.g., "+1-123-456-7890").
• email: Email address of the student (e.g., "alice.johnson@example.com").
• address: Nested object containing the following fields:
  • street: Street name (e.g., "123 Maple Street").
  • city: City name (e.g., "Springfield").
  • state: State name (e.g., "IL").
  • zip: ZIP code (e.g., "62704").
  • country: Country name (e.g., "USA").

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Usage

1. Viewing the Data:
   Open the students.json file in any text editor or JSON viewer to examine the dataset.

2. Parsing the Data:

   • Use a programming language like Python to parse the JSON file.
   • Example Python snippet:

     import json
     
     with open("students.json", "r") as file:
         data = json.load(file)
         print(data["students"])

3. Modifying the Data:

   • Update the JSON file manually in a text editor.
   • Or programmatically using JSON manipulation libraries.

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Contributing

If you wish to add new fields or students, follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Add or update the students.json file with new entries.
3. Submit a pull request for review.

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License

This dataset is provided for educational purposes under the MIT License. Please attribute appropriately if used elsewhere.