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Description: in function of the Football World Cup, a friend requested you to do a program that helps you manage information about the competition.
To do this, you must implement this program in Python, which you must use
text file(s), to store data regarding teams and games.
• Display a menu for the user to select what they want to do, with the following options:
1. Exit the program.
2. New team.
Read the data of the teams (Country, abbreviation, group);
Multiple teams can be added before saving to the file, and
none of them should be lost;
3. New Game.
Read the game data (teams, goals of each team and fouls);
Multiple games can be added before saving to the archive,
and none of them should be lost;
4. Total number of games stored in the" Bank " of the World Cup.
Display the total number of saved matches in the file;
5. Total number ofteams on the "bench" of the World Cup.
Display the total number of teams saved in the file;
6. Write game data to file;
Record the information in two separate files (teams and games)
If there is already information saved in the "bank", these should not be
lose;
7. List of games on the bench and their respective teams;
Display all matches with the teams and their respective number of goals and
faults in the archives;
At the end display the total number of games listed;
• The main program must call at least 6 functions or procedures to
perform the activities referred to in items 2 to 7 listed above.
• The main program should be displaying the menu and asking the user what
he wants to do until the option to quit is selected;
•Error control should be performed, to prevent the user from using, for example, the
option 10 as this does not exist
in the menu;
• Each team may have tied for multiple games;

NOTES
.Must have commentaries
.The code must work for any word inserted, including uppercase and lowercase

What I have tried:

everything I could, but It just doesnt work.
Posted
Updated 25-Nov-22 3:15am
Comments
Dave Kreskowiak 24-Nov-22 21:03pm    
"It just doesn't work" is the most useless description of the problems you're having. Without the exact error messages, descriptions of the problems you're having, and the code you wrote where the problems occur, there is nothing anyone can do to help you.

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