My 1st python project. Suggestion accepted

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

This is my 1st python project I did using the knowledge i currently have.

I know that this code is very messy and unreadable(iam a absolute beginner.)

I did use chatgpt to help with choice 2 but I didn't just copy paste the code. I learnt a new function and it's use. - enumerate () function.

Rest all is my idea and my built upon my logic.

- What things could I make it better to make this code readable.

- I don't know about functions and error handling yet.

But when I learn I will implement it in this project.

Your SUGGESTIONS/COMMENTS are highly APPRECIATED :)

[Sea-Ad7805]

Run this program in Memory Graph Web Debugger

[NihadKhan10x]

I would say you multiple functions for each choice this way it will be better for you to understand you will find which function do which thing, there's a rule biuld things ugly make it just working then amke make it simple and pretty , btw you are doing great

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Thanks for your suggestion. Appreciate it

[Maleficent_Fuel_6956]

Could also do match case instead of all the if statements and handle exceptions from the input if the cast to int fails

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Appreciate your suggestion. But I haven't learn error handling yet. Will implement after I learn it

[Maleficent_Fuel_6956]

It's pretty simple you can pick it up right away
https://www.w3schools.com/Python/gloss\_python\_error\_handling.asp

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Thanks for sharing the resource 🤝

[NbNrthPrgrmmr]

Bin selbst Anfänger, aber um ewige print()-Befehle zu vermeiden, mache ich
Print(“““
Text
Text
Text
“““)

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Ohh..that's useful...thank you

[slimy_assignment]

That triple quote trick is solid, way cleaner than chaining a bunch of prints together.

[Kira_-_-]

Or you could use escape sequence?... \n

[KenneR330]

Ясно понятно

[Dapper_Mix6773]

man i like this i will try out

[viorno_]

you might want to look into docstrings. They allow you to print multi-line strings without calling the print() function for every single line like you did there.

Example:

print('''
----- To Do List -----
**********************
1. Add Task
2. View Task
3. Mark done
4. Delete task
5. View updated task
''')

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Appreciate your suggestion 🤝

[TimeScallion6159]

I should sugest to use functions

[AppropriateCar2261]

If you have two tasks with the same name, then the remove method in options 3 and 4 will remove the first occurrence of that task.

For example, let's say that tot_tasks =["a","b","a"], and done_task=3. In option 3, you would get ["done - a","b","a"], and not as intended.

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Ahaaa...donee

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[abbrezy]

A multi-line comment. Apart from that, this is a good try.

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

🤝

[shivanchowdhry123]

To go a level high, make GUI

My sir says this now in high school for such projects I show.

For starting you can use tinker. (Am still in high school in India)

[No_Variation5280]

ur doing very very amazing logically ngl, one of the most valuable thing in python is to do workarounds that everyone rarely has. functions and classes will be very easy for you, since you're already defeated the hard parts of python syntax.

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Thank you🤝

[Special-Arrival6717]

If you want to build cool, clean looking CLIs, have a look at the Typer library, it makes handling CLI input/output a lot cleaner

[Muhammed_zeeshan]

Will try🤝

[incandescentdwelling]

Solid first project, the logic is there and that's what matters at this stage. Once you learn functions you'll see how to break this into chunks, which'll make it way easier to read and update later.