This project was completed as an assignment for ENDG 233, a first year engineering course at the University of Calgary with focus on programming with data.

The program reads data from three .csv files. One file contains geographical data from countries around the world, another contains country population data, and the last file contains threatened species data. Throughout the program, users are prompted to input different statistics they would like to access. These user inputs are used to itterate through the data in the csv files and return the desired data and statistics. The output statistics of the program are very customizable and unique for every runthrough. Basic arithmetic is performed on certain statisics, such as calculating mean, average, total, max, min, etc.

Exception handling is implemented to ensure invalid inputs do not result in a crashed program. Rather, the user is repeatedly prompted to enter valid input. After the program has recieved all the input required to generate the custom statistics on the country of the users choosing, the data is graphed neatly for visual analysis using matplotlib. The number if graphs and statistics outputted is a direct result of the users input to the prompt questions asked throughout the program.

Demonstration