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# Season

Here follow some examples of the Season element

<br>

```
<season id="sr:season:68176" name="Nba 19/20" start_date="2019-10-22" end_date="2020-10-13" year="19/20" tournament_id="sr:tournament:132"/>
```

```
<season id="sr:season:58428" name="European Championship 2021" start_date="2021-06-11" end_date="2021-07-12" year="2021" tournament_id="sr:tournament:1"/>
```

\<season id="sr:season:72821" name="MLB 2020" start\_date="2020-03-26" end\_date="2020-11-01" year="2020" tournament\_id="sr:tournament:109"/>

\ <br>

As explained in schema the season is an edition of the recurrent competition (Nba 19/20, MLB 2020, European Championship 2021).&#x20;

Table below shows the list and meaning of attributes in the Season element (in red in the first example above):&#x20;

| Attribute      | Meaning                                                                        | Possible values                                                                  |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| id             | Unique id of the season                                                        | <p>String value, example:</p><ul><li>"id="sr:season:72821"</li></ul>             |
| name           | Name of the season                                                             | <p>String value, example:</p><ul><li>name="European Championship 2021"</li></ul> |
| start\_date    | Start date of the season                                                       | <p>Date value, example:</p><ul><li>start\_date="2021-06-11"</li></ul>            |
| end\_date      | End date of the season                                                         | <p>Date value, example:</p><ul><li>end\_date="2021-07-12"</li></ul>              |
| year           | Year of the season                                                             | <p>Numeric value, example:</p><p>year="2021"</p>                                 |
| tournament\_id | Unique identifier of the highest level tournament which the season belongs in. | <p>String value, example:</p><ul><li>tournament\_id="sr:tournament:132</li></ul> |


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