JavaGettingStarted_ToDoList

Skeleton for Java for New Engineers to build a console-based ToDo list manager

Week Four - Twelve Exercises

Fork and use the JavaGettingStarted_ToDoList repository as a starting point Follow the instructions in the original JavaGettingStarted ToDoProject.md file.

Write a console-based program

• Create a program in this project
  • this is a simple, console-based program
  • Build and manage a TODO list

Requirements

Create a Task class that allows you to

• Display the Task in a readable format
• Edit an existing Task
• Tasks have the following characteristics
  • Task Name
  • Due Date
  • In Progress
  • Completed

Manage a collection of Tasks

• Display a list of Tasks
• Add a new Task
• Edit an existing Task
• Delete an existing Task
• Read the list of Tasks from a local tasks.json file
• Write the list of Tasks to a local tasks.json file

Create a console-based program that does the following

We're going to write a small, console-based program that allows us to manager our ToDo list. it should allow us to read the file from tasks.json, save a changed set of Tasks back to tasks.json, list our tasks, add/change/delete a task, and exit the program.

The general flow of the program should be to display a list of actions the user can perform, accept a request, perform the request, and return to the original list of actions.

Testing merge

You can work with a pair, in a mob, or individually

Create the classes you believe are necessary. It's good to discuss this with other people.