This is my submission for Task 2 of the internship program – a command-line To-Do List app built using Python.
The app allows users to manage tasks interactively through a simple text-based menu.
- ✅ Add tasks (with optional custom position)
- ❌ Remove tasks (by number or task name)
- 👀 View the current to-do list
- 💾 Save tasks to a file (tasks.txt)
- 🔁 Automatically loads previous tasks when restarted
- Tasks are stored in a .txt file using Python's open() function.
- The file persists between runs, so your to-do list remains even after closing the program.
- The app displays a menu which contains all it's basic functionalities, which the user could choose from.
- The tasks specified by the user can be added to the list either at the end or at a particular position in the list.
- User can also remove tasks either using the exact task name directly or by specifying the position of the task, which can be viewed from the list displayed already.
- User can choose to view the list anytime, for which it will get displayed on the screen.
- When the user chooses to Exit, the list gets saved and written in a .txt file which can be accessed later.
- The use of ASCII art makes the CLI more beautiful.
- The app provides an attractive, easy-to-use and efficient Command-Line Interface.
- The app also handles various errors gracefully and hence preventing it from getting crashed due to any invalid input or file handling.
- Python
- PyCharm Community Edition
- File Handling (open())
- Command-Line Interface (CLI)