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PYTHON ASSESSMENT JTS JOBS CONSULTANCY

DJANGO – COMPLETE THE TASK USING THIS FRAMEWORK


Task Manager Application Assignment Document

TITLE: DJANGO & PYTHON

1. Introduction:

The Task Manager application is designed to provide users with a convenient way to manage tasks
effectively. This document outlines the requirements, functionalities, and specifications for the
development of the Task Manager application.

2. Functional Requirements:

The Task Manager application should fulfill the following functional requirements:

● Users should be able to add tasks by providing a title, description, priority


(High/Medium/Low), and status (Pending/In Progress/Completed).
● Users should be able to edit existing tasks by specifying the task ID and providing
updated information for the title, description, priority, and status.
● Users should be able to delete tasks by specifying the task ID.
● Users should be able to view all tasks to see a list of all existing tasks along with their
details.
● Users should be able to filter tasks by priority to view tasks with a specific priority level.

3. Class Structure:

The Task Manager application should consist of the following classes:

● Task Class:
● Attributes: id, title, description, priority, status.
● Methods: init (), str ().
● TaskManager Class:
● Attributes: tasks (list of Task objects).
● Methods: init (), add_task(), edit_task(), delete_task(),
get_task_by_id(), view_all_tasks(), filter_tasks_by_priority().
4. User Interaction:

● The Task Manager application should provide a command-line interface for user
interaction.
● Users should be presented with a menu containing options to perform various tasks
(add, edit, delete, view all tasks, filter tasks by priority, exit).
● Users should input their choice by entering a corresponding number.

5. Error Handling:

● The Task Manager application should provide error handling for invalid user
inputs, such as incorrect task IDs or priority/status values.
● Error messages should be displayed to guide users in correcting input errors.

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