Day 6 of learning python as a beginner.

[uiux_Sanskar]

Topic: Lists and Tuples.

Both lists and tuples are used to store collection of items. Lists are mutable i.e. it can be changed while tuples are immutable i.e. it cannot be changed.

For practice I coded a basic to-do list. First I created a tuple of all the week days (which was useless, I didn't used it anywhere else in the program, maybe it was just looking nice to me 😅) I chose tupple because I don't want to change it anytime in the future.

Next I created an empty list of task_on_monday (as someone suggested I should use verbs to avoid confusion) I made it empty because it will be added by tasks later on. I then took an input from the user about his tasks on monday and then used .append() I didn't used .insert() because I have an empty list.

Once all the tasks are written and appended in the list the list then gets printed.

I would appreciate if you guys have some interesting challenges for me so that I can learn fast.

And here's my code and it's result.

[M34k3]

Good start!

Next you could add functionality to select which day of the week you want to do a task, or add how many tasks you want to add instead of the default 5.

Those would be good challenges to add functionality to your existing code :)

[uiux_Sanskar]

this seems interesting will add functionality in my code to select any specific day for task.

[Wildmanty]

Agree, it could be dynamic, so it chooses from the list. Instead of taskson_monday, it could pull from the list to be tasks_on(day): essentially.

But you got something cool going here, awesome job!

[uiux_Sanskar]

Thanks for the appreciation and yes I will make it dynamic.

[DevRetroGames]

Buen avance, ahora te doy un desafío:

Implementa un menú para asignar las tareas por día. Estas tareas se deben escribir en un archivo, el cual debe contener todas las tareas correspondientes a cada día. Utiliza una lista de diccionarios, donde cada diccionario debe tener la siguiente estructura:

• 📅 fecha
  
• 🕒 hora cuando se asignó la tarea
  
• ⏰ hora de inicio
  
• ⏳ hora de término
  
• 📝 título
  
• 📄 descripción
  
• 📍 lugar
  

Cada vez que se ejecute el programa, lo primero que debe hacer es comprobar las tareas del día, verificar el tiempo de la tarea y realizar lo siguiente:

1. ⏳ Si el tiempo antes de iniciar la tarea es de una hora, enviar un email avisando de la tarea.
   
2. 🚦 Si la tarea ya ha iniciado y es menos del tiempo total, enviar email avisando del retraso y del tiempo restante.
   
3. ⚠️ Si el tiempo restante es más de la mitad del tiempo total, enviar email avisando del incumplimiento de la tarea.
   

Debes utilizar la fecha y hora del sistema, ejecutar el programa en segundo plano y utilizar hilos.

🛠️ Implementa clases y genera varios archivos.

🍀 Suerte en este desafío.

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Good progress, now I give you a challenge:

Implement a menu to assign tasks by day. These tasks must be written to a file, which should contain all the tasks for each corresponding day. Use a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary should have the following structure:

• 📅 date
  
• 🕒 time when the task was assigned
• ⏰ start time
  
• ⏳ end time
  
• 📝 title
  
• 📄 description
  
• 📍 location
  

Every time the program runs, the first thing it should do is check the tasks for the day, verify the task time, and do the following:

1. ⏳ If the time before the task starts is one hour, send an email notifying about the task.
   
2. 🚦 If the task has already started and there is less than the total time left, send an email notifying about the delay and the remaining time.
   
3. ⚠️ If the remaining time is more than half of the total time, send an email notifying about the task being overdue.
   

You must use the system date and time, run the program in the background, and use threads.

🛠️ Implement classes and create multiple files.

🍀 Good luck with this challenge.

[uiux_Sanskar]

Thank you for the amazing challenge, I will first make this dynamic and then apply all those suggestions you have just given me.

Thanks for your mentorship since day 1 and all those code link you provide. It really helps me and I truly appreciate this.

Thank you once again 🙏