To-Do List Manager in C

By Saharsh Kumar

The To-Do List Manager is a simple console-based program written in C that helps users keep track of their tasks.

The program provides options to add tasks, view tasks, and exit the application. Users can enter tasks they need to complete and later view the list of tasks they have entered. This project aims to provide a basic task management solution for personal or small-scale use.

Key Features:

1. Add Task: Users can enter task descriptions and add them to the to-do list. The program should allow for multiple tasks to be added sequentially.

2. View Task: Users can view the list of tasks they have added. The program should display the tasks in the order they were added, along with any relevant details such as timestamps or priority levels.

3. Exit: Users can choose to exit the program when they have finished managing their tasks. The program should gracefully terminate and save any task data, allowing the user to resume where they left off in subsequent program runs.

Potential Enhancements:

• Task priority: Implement the ability to assign priority levels to tasks, allowing users to sort and view tasks based on their importance.
• Task editing and deletion: Add functionality to edit or delete existing tasks from the to-do list.
• Task deadlines and reminders: Incorporate due dates and reminders for tasks, providing notifications when deadlines are approaching.
• Data persistence: Store task data in a file or database, allowing users to access their tasks across multiple program sessions.
• Task categorization: Enable users to categorize tasks into different groups or labels for better organization.