Let's get learning python creating a To-do-App

Creating a basic to-do app in Python is a great way to learn about data storage, user input, and simple command-line interfaces. Below, I'll provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to build a simple to-do app in Python.

Basically, we are trying to create an app, that can allow us to short-list the jobs you might have on hand to do.

For instance, the above image shows some of the to do items. Let's see how we can use python to help us build this App.

We can use a list to store our to-do items. You can start with an empty list.

But, why are we preferring a list instead of other data structures?

A list is a built-in data structure used to store a collection of items. Lists are ordered and mutable, which means you can change their contents after creation. Each item in a list is called an element, and elements can be of any data type, including numbers, strings, other lists, or even complex objects.

Lists are created by enclosing a comma-separated sequence of elements within square brackets [ ].

Here's a basic example of creating and working with lists in Python.

Creating a prompt for entering the to do task and this is used with an input function to capture the tasks.

Here, 'prompt' is the name of a variable to create a string.

But why are we using an assignment here, instead of directly using the string value within a function in later stages?

When to Use Which Approach:

Use variable assignment when:

Use direct string calling when:

In practice, the choice between assigning a string to a variable or calling it directly depends on the specific requirements and readability considerations of your code. Both approaches are valid and have their place in Python programming.

Create functions for App Operations.