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This document outlines a Python-based To-Do List program that allows users to manage tasks through a command-line interface. Key functionalities include adding, viewing, marking, and removing tasks, with data stored in a JSON file. The document includes detailed Python code for implementing these features.

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Basic Code-2

This document outlines a Python-based To-Do List program that allows users to manage tasks through a command-line interface. Key functionalities include adding, viewing, marking, and removing tasks, with data stored in a JSON file. The document includes detailed Python code for implementing these features.

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Python To-Do List Program

March 24, 2025

1 Introduction
This document presents a Python-based To-Do List program. The program
allows users to add, view, mark, and remove tasks using a simple command-line
interface.

2 Python Code
1 import json
2
3 TASKS_FILE = " tasks . json "
4
5 def load_tasks () :
6 try :
7 with open ( TASKS_FILE , " r " ) as file :
8 return json . load ( file )
9 except F i l e N o t F o u n d E r r o r :
10 return []
11 except json . J S ON De co d eE rr o r :
12 return []
13
14 def save_tasks ( tasks ) :
15 with open ( TASKS_FILE , " w " ) as file :
16 json . dump ( tasks , file , indent =4)
17
18 def show_tasks ( tasks ) :
19 if not tasks :
20 print ( " \ n No tasks available !\ n " )
21 else :
22 print ( " \ n Your To - Do List : " )
23 for i , task in enumerate ( tasks , start =1) :
24 status = " " if task [ " done " ] else " "
25 print ( f " { i }. { status } { task [ ’ task ’]} " )
26 print ()
27
28 def add_task ( tasks ) :
29 task_name = input ( " Enter task : " ) . strip ()
30 if task_name :
31 tasks . append ({ " task " : task_name , " done " : False })
32 save_tasks ( tasks )

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33 print ( f " Task ’{ task_name } ’ added !\ n " )
34 else :
35 print ( " Task cannot be empty !\ n " )
36
37 def complete_task ( tasks ) :
38 show_tasks ( tasks )
39 try :
40 task_num = int ( input ( " Enter task number to mark as done : " )
) - 1
41 if 0 <= task_num < len ( tasks ) :
42 tasks [ task_num ][ " done " ] = True
43 save_tasks ( tasks )
44 print ( f " Task ’{ tasks [ task_num ][ ’ task ’]} ’ marked as
done !\ n " )
45 else :
46 print ( " Invalid task number !\ n " )
47 except ValueError :
48 print ( " Please enter a valid number !\ n " )
49
50 def remove_task ( tasks ) :
51 show_tasks ( tasks )
52 try :
53 task_num = int ( input ( " Enter task number to remove : " ) ) - 1
54 if 0 <= task_num < len ( tasks ) :
55 removed_task = tasks . pop ( task_num )
56 save_tasks ( tasks )
57 print ( f " Task ’{ removed_task [ ’ task ’]} ’ removed !\ n
")
58 else :
59 print ( " Invalid task number !\ n " )
60 except ValueError :
61 print ( " Please enter a valid number !\ n " )
62
63 def main () :
64 tasks = load_tasks ()
65
66 while True :
67 print ( " \ n To - Do List Menu : " )
68 print ( " 1 View Tasks " )
69 print ( " 2 Add Task " )
70 print ( " 3 Mark Task as Done " )
71 print ( " 4 Remove Task " )
72 print ( " 5 Exit " )
73
74 choice = input ( " Choose an option (1 -5) : " ) . strip ()
75
76 if choice == " 1 " :
77 show_tasks ( tasks )
78 elif choice == " 2 " :
79 add_task ( tasks )
80 elif choice == " 3 " :
81 complete_task ( tasks )
82 elif choice == " 4 " :
83 remove_task ( tasks )
84 elif choice == " 5 " :
85 print ( " Goodbye ! Have a productive day !\ n " )
86 break

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87 else :
88 print ( " Invalid option ! Please try again .\ n " )
89
90 if __name__ == " __main__ " :
91 main ()

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