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The document outlines a simple to-do list application using functions and data structures in Python. It includes functions to add tasks, display tasks, and mark tasks as completed, along with a main loop for user interaction. The application allows users to manage their tasks through a menu-driven interface.

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The document outlines a simple to-do list application using functions and data structures in Python. It includes functions to add tasks, display tasks, and mark tasks as completed, along with a main loop for user interaction. The application allows users to manage their tasks through a menu-driven interface.

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DEVELOP A TO-DO-LIST APPLICATION S USING FUNCTION AND DATA STRUCTURES:

# Define an empty list to store tasks

Tasks = []

# Function to add a task to the list

Def add_task(task):

Tasks.append(task)

Print(f’Task “{task}” added successfully.’)

# Function to display the tasks in the list

Def display_tasks():

If not tasks:

Print(‘No tasks in the list.’)

Else:

Print(‘Tasks:’)

For index, task in enumerate(tasks, start=1):

Print(f’{index}. {task}’)

# Function to mark a task as completed

Def complete_task(index):

If 1 <= index <= len(tasks):

Completed_task = tasks.pop(index – 1)

Print(f’Task “{completed_task}” marked as completed.’)

Else:

Print(‘Invalid task index.’)

# Main loop for user interaction

While True:

Print(‘\nOptions:’)

Print(‘1. Add Task’)

Print(‘2. Display Tasks’)

Print(‘3. Complete Task’)

Print(‘4. Quit’)
Choice = input(‘Enter your choice (1-4): ‘)

If choice == ‘1’:

Task_name = input(‘Enter task name: ‘)

Add_task(task_name)

Elif choice == ‘2’:

Display_tasks()

Elif choice == ‘3’:

Task_index = int(input(‘Enter the index of the task to mark as completed: ‘))

Complete_task(task_index)

Elif choice == ‘4’:

Print(‘Exiting the to-do list application. Goodbye!’)

Break

Else:

Print(‘Invalid choice. Please enter a number between 1 and 4.’)

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