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Micro Project

The document outlines a micro project titled 'To-Do List Application using Python' created by Jayveer Vora and Bhavesh Shimpi. It describes the application's functionality, which includes adding, deleting, and viewing tasks, as well as exiting the application. The code operates through a user interface loop that processes user input to execute the corresponding functions.

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Micro Project

The document outlines a micro project titled 'To-Do List Application using Python' created by Jayveer Vora and Bhavesh Shimpi. It describes the application's functionality, which includes adding, deleting, and viewing tasks, as well as exiting the application. The code operates through a user interface loop that processes user input to execute the corresponding functions.

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SCRIPTING LANGUAGE

MICRO PROJECT

Project Title:
"To-Do List Application using Python"

Submitted By:
• Jayveer Vora (Roll No: 246170307233)
• Bhavesh Shimpi (Roll No: 246170307197)
Code : Code to make Todo list.
Output:
Explanation :
In theory, the code implements a basic console-based To-Do List
application using Python. Here's a high-level theoretical
explanation of what happens in the code:

Objective:
The program allows users to:
• Add tasks to a list.
• Delete tasks from the list.
• View all tasks.
• Exit the application.

How it works:
1. Initialization:
o An empty list tasks = [] is created to store to-do items.
2. Function Definitions:
o add(): Adds a user-entered task to the tasks list.
o delete(): Removes a task from the list if it exists;
otherwise, it notifies the user.
o show(): Displays all the tasks currently in the list.
3. User Interface Loop:
o The program enters an infinite while True loop.
o It shows a menu with 4 options:
1. Add task
2. Delete task
3. List tasks
4. Quit
4. User Input Handling:
o Based on the user's input (choice), the corresponding
function is called.
o If the user enters:
▪ "1" → the add() function is executed.
▪ "2" → the delete() function is executed.
▪ "3" → the show() function is executed.
▪ "4" → the loop breaks and the app exits.
▪ Any other input → displays an error message
prompting valid input.
5. Execution Flow:
o The loop continues to run, allowing the user to perform
multiple operations until they choose to quit.

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