Generate code my my school bell schedule
Sure! To create a simple school bell schedule, we can use Python to represent the schedule in a structured way. Below is an example of how you might implement a school bell schedule using a dictionary to store the periods and their corresponding start and end times.
# Define the school bell schedule
bell_schedule = {
"Period 1": {"start": "8:00 AM", "end": "8:45 AM"},
"Period 2": {"start": "8:50 AM", "end": "9:35 AM"},
"Period 3": {"start": "9:40 AM", "end": "10:25 AM"},
"Period 4": {"start": "10:30 AM", "end": "11:15 AM"},
"Lunch": {"start": "11:15 AM", "end": "11:45 AM"},
"Period 5": {"start": "11:50 AM", "end": "12:35 PM"},
"Period 6": {"start": "12:40 PM", "end": "1:25 PM"},
"Period 7": {"start": "1:30 PM", "end": "2:15 PM"},
"Period 8": {"start": "2:20 PM", "end": "3:05 PM"},
}
# Function to display the schedule
def display_schedule(schedule):
print("School Bell Schedule:")
for period, times in schedule.items():
print(f"{period}: {times['start']} - {times['end']}")
# Call the function to display the schedule
display_schedule(bell_schedule)
bell_schedule
dictionary contains each period as a key, with a nested dictionary for the start and end times.display_schedule
function iterates through the schedule and prints each period with its corresponding times.Feel free to modify the periods and times according to your school's actual schedule. If you need a different format or additional features (like alerts for when a period is about to start), let me know!